I Was Just Joking, and You Actually Combined into a Mecha?

How can I put it this way? This book was well written in the early stages. I would like to give you a five-point review first.

It's been a while since I stayed up late reading a book. It was really enjoyable, but it's just too short. Who can read it? If other foreigners see it and think we look down on the novel, let's write another chapter, one chapter per person!

The writing is okay. I feel like it's a bit imitating the plot in "The Machine". The writing style could be improved, and some of the fighting scenes could be rendered in more detail. Overall, it's good. You can watch it. Come on, author.

How should I put it? It's a replica of Mecha Galaxy. It has the same unique bloodline and its own NB mecha, but it's pretty good.

After reading this book for so long, this book has a correct perspective. The protagonist is not a toy that controls the lower body. Each stage has a clear main plot outline. In my opinion, it beats most other Tomato books. The descriptions of the mecha and the fighting scenes are also very well done. But the fly in the ointment is that some pitfalls were hurriedly finished without filling them in, such as Doudou, Xiao Ai, Nadak, Zerg, Void, and many reasons why the protagonist traveled through time and so on. I think the finale is still not perfect. It pursues the finale too much and lacks the step-by-step process. No matter how meticulous the author is about the rapid growth of the protagonist, it can still be seen as a bit rushed. Overall, I initially thought that this book would have thousands of chapters, but I didn't expect that the Empire chapter would end so quickly, and I would enter the Void chapter by the way, which felt like it was a bit too hasty. The author also said at the end that it was because the update had been interrupted for a while, which caused the front and back to not be smooth. What was originally a slow and steady development to lay a solid foundation, in the end can only be achieved quickly. But overall, the outline of the story has not deviated, it just speeds up the process. I really recommend this book to those who like to read about mechas. There are many descriptions of mechas in it. Except for the emotional line (I guess the author didn't plan to write this), everything else is included. It's very interesting.

How can I put it, it just looks good and that's it. I was bored reading it, but the more I read it, the more I read it. This novel can be used as a game plot, that is, if there is such a game.

(Maybe I didn't write it well enough, but I knew what it was like in my heart, so I loved it. The main direction of the subsequent plot was already planned at the beginning of the book, so if you don't know how to be a eunuch, you can rest assured.) I hope the author will not forget his own words.

This book is okay. The author writes well. I hope the author keeps it up and doesn't collapse. There are just a few updates. Please update it quickly [punch out] [punch out] [punch out] [punch out] [punch out] [punch out]

It doesn't feel like a brainless novel that will be boring after reading the formula, but it is very logical. For example, the author awakens the mecha for about 100 chapters to let people know the importance of training (but if you like fast pace, it is not suitable for me personally), and it is not that the mecha is invincible when it reaches the mecha. Instead, it uses a clever setting to use the hard-won mecha energy less (or to put it another way, it cannot be used until the moment of crisis). I personally like this novel very much. This review is just a personal review.

Wow, wow, it's really beautiful. I can't stand it. It's just that what I was looking at suddenly disappears. It's very uncomfortable. So can the author work harder? [Think]