A dashing young man gets the full truck treatment, then a Truck God sends him to another world for a wondrous adventure.
The young man chooses not to be human, tired of the pain of flesh and blood, and instead ascends through machinery. But the Truck God has added something special to his Barbatos armor: a unit core from a Bio-Booster Armor, turning it into the ultimate life-form, a fusion of biology and machinery.
The Truck God gives him the chance to choose what kind of world he prefers, and the protagonist decisively picks a technological world.
Just as he thinks he'll be able to run wild in a world of technology, he gets randomly sent to Honkai Impact 3rd.
Realizing that his Guyver armor does not belong in this world, he decides not to reveal too many of his trump cards until he has truly grown strong, lest he get dragged into the maelstrom of conspiracies involving Schicksal and the World Serpent.
To make this imperfect story turn out the way he wants, he needs more power!
I feel like the protagonist and the Wolf King don't have much compatibility. How can I use a machete if I have this thing? Like Mikazuki, I will probably use an unsaturated attack weapon. In short, a heavy weapon such as a hammer.
Come on, author, please update soon. And the author, I really like reading your writing. It's so great. By the way, does the author have multiple heroines or a single heroine?
I've been reading this book for so long that I almost forgot to leave a review😏😏😏😏😏
The superposition of different materials and the addition of some changes can be said to be a good choice, and the imagination is worthy of this score. Unfortunately, the style is not my taste, and the PS and some off-topic remarks affect the reading. Compared with the plot additions that bring laughter and various characteristics, it is more like your pure oral pleasure, and there is no excitement at all.
It's creative and well-written, but I'm afraid it will get a high score, so I'll give it 4 stars.
Not bad, come on, author
The author divides it into several natural paragraphs.
Very good, five stars Come on, author
Good, good, good, good