In a parallel world, monsters run rampant across Blue Star, technology has stagnated, and humanity's habitable zones keep shrinking.
Intern Qin Ming runs into the cream of the crop among the monsters on his very first exploration mission: a succubus!
Want to fuse? Fusion makes you stronger!
How will he, newly awakened to a summoning-type ability, stand against savage and uncanny monsters?
Are Katyusha rocket launchers enough? If not, I'll summon a Ghost bomber. And if that still doesn't do it, I'll build a nuclear bomb by hand!
I don't care how powerful you are, fairy or otherwise. Try surviving a thousand-rocket barrage first!
A cool and aloof senior, a sweet little sister, and a succubus who always wants to fuse: what sparks will fly when they collide with a world of metal?
The characters are very fleshed out, full of flesh and blood, and full of emotions. Just like Qin Ming, he began to grow after experiencing a series of things. Interactions with the little witch, conversations and encounters with other characters. No matter the main role or the minor role, everyone pays attention to it. Good product, probably because most book lovers are used to explaining the realm or some settings at the beginning, which leads to settings like this being slow and unpleasant as you read the book. However, allowing readers to discover for themselves will also provide a deeper sense of participation and a deeper impression. I do love it, but it's a pity that so few people appreciate it 😢