Mechanical Cultivation: I Can See Optimization Plans
机械修仙：我能看到优化方案
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 388k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 33
See all
This Veteran Reader Has Become Too Picky. Begging for Good Books 😭
Anything Below 9.5 Is Mediocre, and Even Books Above 9.5 Have Their Tiers
Guys, I Have a 40°C Fever. Recommend Some Good Books Before I Die
Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
A Masterpiece! I Can't Tear Myself Away From This Book
A Veteran Reader with 7,000+ Hours Recommends Great Books! Let’s Swap Recommendations!
I've Read Immortal Gourd, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, and Fortune's Gate. Looking for Similar Books
"The Ruins" and "The Strongest Abandoned Son"... I feel like there are no more dark horses in the cultivation world. I'm getting bored 😂
Mecha Stories, Preferably With Giant Mechs. No System! No System!
Hands Up, Hand Over Your Precious Mecha Stories!
There are three things men find romantic: mechs, guns, and, ahem... men know what I mean.
I Have Read The Legendary Mechanic and Lord of Mysteries. Looking for Something That Can Stand Alongside Them
Not "Slay the Gods" or "The Body Collector", I've already finished those.
System + Interstellar War + Battleship Building + Civilization + Space + Sci-Fi + Mecha
Sci-Fi: It Has to Be Hard Science Fiction!!!
Something like "The Three-Body Problem", or making a two-dimensional foil by hand.
Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
Honestly, books like this are so hard to find these days. Please, please, someone help a reader out!
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Great Stories About Replacing Flesh and Blood with Mechanical Augmentations
Disaster-Level Reading Slump, Calling on Tomato Novels for Help
Warhammer 40K, Night City, Cyberpunk ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞
Eerie Cultivation, Lovecraftian Cultivation, Quality Novels
Mecha, Machines, and AI!!!!!!!!
Looking for Godhood Stories with Angels and Elves as the Faithful Races
Looking for books where the protagonist creates a divine realm and starts out with a race of believers such as Light Angels or Fallen Angels. Angels from Super God Academy are fine too, as are Night Elves, Forest Elves, and other kinds of elves.
Mecha Immortals, Nuclear-Powered Immortals
Stories about technological cultivation and the like.
Apocalypse + Nano Mecha + Underground Bunker
Supernatural Horror (Dancing With the Supernatural)
Neither human nor ghost, neither one thing nor the other. What exactly are they cultivating?
Technology Above All, The AI Apocalypse Can Do Anything
In same booklists
Mecha Dragon Soul
Stellar Reversal: Phantom Ace
Pride of the Cosmic Sky
Mecha: The Final Leap
Mortals Pilot Mechs, Immortals, Stop Kneeling and Talk to Me Standing Up
Cosmic Century: The Captain Charges into Battle in His Mecha
Mecha Warfare: What Do You Mean, One Against Dozens?
Back to the Past: Mechanical Ascension
Knights and Magic? I'd Rather Build a Nation of Mecha!
Cyberpunk: The Mechanical Daoist
Transmigrating to the Future to Conquer the Stars
Mecha God of War
I'm Just a Student, and You Want Me to Pilot a Mecha Against the Zerg?
My Fleet Is a Little Too Powerful
Class Transmigration: The Strongest of Us, Mistaken for a Loser
Super God Mecha
Awakening into a Mecha
The Mechanical Celestial Venerable Returns from the Quantum Black Hole
Mecha Games Arrive, and I Get 100,000 Megatrons from the Start
A Body of Steel: The Allspark's Dimensional Strike from the Start
Reader comments 75
Google Translate
The design is novel, the workmanship is exquisite, the appearance is beautiful, the price is affordable, and the logistics are fast. It's definitely worth supporting.
This short and concise novel is truly flawless, but I'm genuinely afraid the author will start a new book and abandon this one. I really love the theme—the fusion of mechanics and cultivation, the fantastical world-building—it feels less like reading a novel and more like experiencing something new. Could this novel really be on hiatus? It hasn't been updated in so long.
The author has put a lot of thought into all aspects of this book, and as a ten-year veteran reader, I have no complaints so far. The style is on the darker side, which I personally like. Keep up the good work, author! 💪
This is a logically sound novel, very engaging, and I read it in one go, following the updates closely. The protagonist's cheat-like abilities seem poised to propel the entire mechanical cultivation world to its climax. The entire era is no longer comprised of simple mortals; even ancient cultivators attempt to restore the previous era.
When doing things, listening to others makes it hard for the brain to process information. In other words, this is something Tomato (the author) is too lazy to do. The book's world is vast, but the area the protagonist can currently see is still small, creating a sense of anticipation for the reader, while also generating a bit of anxiety about what happens next. Looking forward to the rest of the story.
It's alright. The theme is novel, the protagonist has his own consciousness and isn't a simp. I haven't seen any melodramatic plot points yet, so it seems readable. It's just too short, only 167 chapters. I finished it in one afternoon, so frustrating! 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
It's pretty good; the combination of cultivation and technology is quite novel. 🍉🍉🍉
All I want to say is, the author is awesome! While I can't comment on how well he blended the cultivation and mecha themes, I found the plot quite coherent and enjoyed reading it, and that's enough for me. 😎😎😎
The subject matter is novel, the plot is excellent, and the characters are well-developed. I just don't understand why the rating is so low. Anyway, this book perfectly matches my taste. After finishing it, I looked for similar books and found that they were all either rubbish or terrible. It's really good.
It's super good, okay! I didn't like reading cyberpunk novels before, but this book immediately captivated me. I just don't know why it has such a low rating.