Mechanic: God of Machinery and Flesh

A "doctor" novel with very upright views [note], it only implants prostheses for disabled and terminally ill people, and does not help people with body transplants that destroy their health in order to strengthen their bodies. This is really correct. After all, this is unfair to those patients who long for good health but cannot get it.

The writing is very good, but the updates are too slow, and the last few chapters are not like writing a novel, but like a plot, a bit like a narrative, not as exciting as the beginning, come on! ! , Hope you are getting better and better.

It's quite satisfactory, neither ugly nor good-looking. I can watch it but wouldn't recommend it to others. The reading experience is relatively bland, and there are not many conflicts and contradictions in the plot, which makes it difficult to create a sense of enjoyment. The protagonist belongs to the orderly and kind category (?), And has a smooth growth path without any major difficulties. With the skills provided by plug-ins, he is generally considered to be pseudo-invincible. There are attempts to create supporting characters, but they are too bland and not three-dimensional enough, and the portrayal of the social environment is also superficial. However, there are still some advantages and a good idea. I originally came here for steampunk and wanted to see how steam technology could be implemented, but in the middle and later stages, I switched to magic technology (the steam system still has too few tricks and the upper limit is too low). The smooth plot development puts little burden on the heart, making it a relatively relaxing reading experience overall. If the author has not written too many works, I think the first few works are quite good if they are of this level. I would give 5 stars for encouragement (the rating is 8.8, And my personal experience can go up to 0.1 Or 0.2).

Newbie, new book, please give me some light feedback.

It's awesome, top-quality grass jelly, don't miss it if you pass by. Of course, this is relative to the quality of the tomatoes. Anyway, it's worth seeing it [laughs]

Solid, not earthy, not thunderous, not vulgar, not pretentious. Each of them is not a high-profile review, but it is valuable in Tomato. But to be honest, the pace is indeed a bit slow, lacks a main line and direction, and it is not very lively in daily life. Tomato 5/5, all entertainment works 82/100 (There are many works on Tomato that have a score of 9+, at least for me, they are really unsightly... They say that Tomato can live a whole life, but the overall aesthetic tendency is quite conflicting with mine. If there is any dispute, you are right)

It's a very good book. The development is relatively bland and relaxed. The protagonist's outlook is relatively positive. He is not stupid and will help others to a certain extent within his ability. Most of the supporting characters' IQs are relatively normal and there are no disgusting supporting characters. The world view is not bad. There are some class conflicts but overall it is not dark. There are still quite a few conscientious people and systems. The male protagonist does not engage in ambiguity. There is no female protagonist. The female supporting characters are well-shaped. The production is also very normal. There is no such thing as a female character who is in an extraordinary world and insists on the confrontation between men and women or is like a pseudo-person, or has an ambiguous sexual relationship. The kind of female character looks unlucky and really looks like a pseudo-person. The supporting characters here are ordinary people with very normal personalities and IQs. The protagonist develops very quickly and is very strong. He is not invincible but not useless. He is mainly mechanical and has the ability to develop his own power.

I really like the author's writing style. It's not so passionate, but rather smooth and smooth. I think 7 points is a bit low. In my opinion, it should be in the ranks of 9 points. The most missing thing in life is smoothness, and a protagonist with a bottom line, I feel pretty good.

A doctor who is eager to save people and an unparalleled mechanic. He uses machines to treat patients who are tortured by diseases and disabilities. He uses machines to bring hope and a future to the disease-ridden world. He is a great man who loves machines, but he is even more of a doctor who works hard to save the world. Although he often says that he is not great, his patients, friends, admirers, and enemies all clearly know that he is not only a great doctor, but also a great mechanical pioneer. Finally, please let me praise the great God of machinery and medicine (his honorable name), and let us continue to look forward to his more exciting journey!

It's a good book. I haven't skipped a chapter of this novel. I finished reading the current series. It's not finished yet. It's a pleasure to read. It's much better than a no-brainer novel. But the development of science and technology is a bit slow. The protagonist is legendary. He said he wanted to build a city in the New World to experiment with his utopian ideas, but he hasn't taken action yet. The different developments in different cities are very interesting. It feels like a more everyday novel. It's a pity that only one person can enjoy the entertainment projects in the floating fortress. I also want the protagonist to discover more mobile phones, so that everyone can have one. Currently, only the protagonist's hometown city sells mobile phones. The development is a bit slow. Ordinary people can only make phone calls, and the functions are a bit limited. It stands to reason that he is a legendary mechanic. The communication problem is still difficult to solve. I guess when the protagonist becomes a demigod or a god, I guess everything I want to see will be available.