Evil God Punk: Mechanical Ascension

If you like it, please save it and give it a good review! Thank you everyone for your support 💕 The protagonist keeps talking about fantasy, but the world is real. It's because the protagonist is influenced by the fire that they don't believe they've traveled through time, but rather that they've gone mad, hence the constant muttering. 💕

It's not bad, the theme is novel, but the pacing is a bit lacking. There's a lot of writing about the butler. It's not that the butler's bad personality is a problem, but writing too much about him makes it frustrating. If you're not patient enough, you'll lose interest in reading. That's a pretty big flaw, so deducting one star isn't unreasonable.

If I had known there would only be two chapters today, I wouldn't have come. After reading those two chapters, my mind wandered, and seeing the yellow button, my heart sank again. Ultimately, it was my fault for overstepping my bounds; if I hadn't updated, I wouldn't have had anything to say. My writer's block today truly hurt me. My heart is as cold as ice.

Keep it up! It's already quite impressive for a newcomer to write a book like this! I've been reading novels for almost seven years now, and your book is definitely above average compared to others I've read! Author, keep it up! I believe you'll write even better books in the future!

A very good book, worth reading. The protagonist isn't actually insane; he just believes the world isn't real. I wonder if things will improve later, because the world is actually real. Also, the protagonist really does become a robot, and his emotions are fading. I wonder if he'll regain his emotions later, or even reach… what was that point again? Never mind, it's 3 AM and I can't remember.

After looking at 52 images, the summary is quite simple: I transmigrated and became a robot, everyone mocked me, looked down on me, ridiculed me, and then I was gone. That's all.

Personal opinion: Some parts are good, the theme is novel; the plot is a bit old, it's a pure feel-good story; the plot descriptions aren't awkward, but some characters' ideas are rather simplistic and stubborn; I quite like the setting that the protagonist is an emotionless robot who pursues fun (fake? Crazy). Author, please update more! I can't get enough!

Quite good, the design is novel, and the writing is also good, but it's easy to have a bad ending if not written well.

The book is indeed excellent. Although some plot points and character development were a bit rushed, it's still far superior to 87% of Tomato's books. I read it in one sitting from beginning to end. It's just a bit short. But that's alright. I hope the author continues to improve!

This book is really good; the male protagonist walks the line between good and evil without crossing the line! Excellent! I hope there will be more books like this in the future.