The Mechanic Who Started in the Wilderness!

The writing is very good, there are no major negative points, the setting is very attractive, and it deserves a score of 9 or above. Perhaps because there are few reviewers and it is a new book with few words, the score is a bit low. Edible The author is so short and small

Tomatoes are a rare and exquisite product. Finding this book on Tomatoes is part of finding gold in a pile of trash

There are indistinguishable dialects, a huge level gap, the cosmic treasure Five-Spice Divine Face, and chaotic voice input. Reading this book will test the reader's ability to connect with the context and association. Putting aside these "problems", this is a good book

It's pretty good. As of now, there aren't any bad points in the whole text, and the content is very tightly connected. If I keep writing like this, the rating will definitely be higher in the future. I hope the author can be neither arrogant nor impetuous, and don't let the book end unfinished. After all, I have been paying attention to this book. I don't want to be tortured again after being tortured by tomatoes. When you see trouble, push me forward. And please correct the typos. Otherwise it looks too annoying. [Angry][angry][angry]

There are very few novels about mechanics, and even fewer of them are well-written. Good quality and quantity are almost extinct. Come on, author, the book is okay, so don't update it too often. It's okay to write slower, but don't be too bad. Don't update it too often.

The writing is good, the subject matter is relatively new in Tomato, but there are a lot of typos, and there are some small problems in the transition. If the author has time, he can correct it. Come on, I hope the author can finish it carefully. If the author sees my article, I really hope he can correct the typos. Many 3-star reviews are due to typos, and some people are more particular about it. If you give feedback on typos, your income will also be affected @ The Bear Who Is Afraid of Cold

Come on, the author. I really like this type of novel. The mechanics are so handsome. Mechas, giant cannons, battleships, orbital weapons, celestial weapons, inter-galactic strikes, over-the-horizon strikes, and Titan-class aircraft carriers. I like them so much. If I wasn't good at writing, I would write them all by myself.

The theme of the story is very good, and the content is also very coherent. The protagonist is decisive and decisive in killing. There is no poisonous point yet. The world view is also very grand. I hope it won't collapse in the later stage.

The writing is great. Are there any similar novels that you can recommend? I really like this type of novel.

I just want to read this kind of fantasy novel with scientific explanation. It is better than pure fantasy novel. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]