National Beast Taming: How Can My Mechanical Department Not Have a Good Reputation?

This is my first book as a newcomer, and I had a sudden idea to write a novel.

It's good, but the writing style is a bit immature. It will get better and better if you keep at it. I hope there can be more details about how to control the beast. I only know that the dark spirit is probably a bird, and the furnace is a processing center similar to a tripod (probably)?

It's very well written. I hope the author can keep writing and not be a eunuch.

It's very exciting. The protagonist creates omnics and slowly researches and manufactures them. It's a very unique path. The author is really awesome. He knows all the routines in online articles, but he can always be guided by his few strokes and never follow the routines. This is a book that truly conforms to the experience of an ordinary person and does not have the halo of the protagonist.

The world view is very complete, and it should have an outline, so it probably won't be unfinished, so you can read it with confidence😊[Working on it]

Consider upgrading the furnace to an automated production platform

It's very good. The theoretical introduction made me feel that I can make it and play with it in this world.

Why is it suddenly gone [angry][angry][angry]

It's a very good book, and the characters are well created, but the traffic is very low, and the popularity is very low. Why is no one reading it [face covering]

It's a cool article, and it's very good for people like me who love to read beast-controlling novels but are very picky 😊

To be honest, I always thought Jiang Li was a man [cover face][cover face]

It seems to be very good at the moment, not brainless, Golden Finger is both a teacher and a friend, I like this type of self-reliance the best, step by step to the top.

Not bad, you can watch it

Looking forward to the next one, which is almost finished.

The author's writing prospects for this book are still very good. If there is a follow-up book, please recommend it. The whole book is quite good, but a bit too short.

It's very well written, I'm curious if there will be any fire coverage operations later.