[Everyone changes class + genius protagonist + rapid leveling + invincible without playing weak + a cold protagonist who annihilates everything]
(Note: It starts with a mechanical-specialist build, then shifts to mass-producing troops in the middle and later stages. The approach keeps changing, but the thrill never lets up.)
Games and reality merged, the world's rules were overturned, and humanity entered an age where everyone could change class.
Monsters ran rampant! Countless secret realms and dungeons appeared, while myriad races invaded!
Horror and treasure coexisted! Danger and opportunity went hand in hand!
Only by becoming a class-changer and constantly leveling up and growing stronger could one reach the top of the world!
On the day he changed class, Su Mo obtained the one-of-a-kind hidden class: SSS-Rank Cybernetic Mechanical Calamity!
He gained an SSS divine-grade workshop.
Transformers and cybernetic implants could all be crafted by hand inside!
He gained an SSS divine-grade talent: even at Level 1, it made all skills ten times stronger.
He gained a divine passive skill that transferred all damage to his mechanical creations.
From then on, as long as not all his mechanical creations were destroyed, Su Mo couldn't die.
At the very start, he hand-built an SSS-Rank Lamborghini Veneno Transformer and slaughtered his way through the battlefield!
He awakened a cyber hacker talent, killing a Nightmare-level boss on the spot with a single glare.
And there were still thousands upon thousands of mechanical creations, cybernetic implants, and talents waiting for Su Mo to discover.
Tell me, can you take him on?
“I sit high upon the throne of machines, looking down upon all you ants.”
“I am the calamity!”
If you can't write about women, don't write about them. The constant nagging of women everywhere, coupled with the "cold and aloof male protagonist" label, makes the character sound like a child trying to act mature—a complete mess. Another label, "not pretending to be weak to deceive others," made me think she was the kind of person who would have a smooth and successful career, but she still…
Do you have some misunderstanding about natural disasters? There's still only one robot.
Well, to put it simply, the latest chapter felt illogical, like an essay. The dialogue was poorly structured, lacking in internal dialogue, clear plot lines, and emotional nuances. It felt like the story was written on a whim. I think the author needs to organize those fragmented ideas and piece them together for a smoother reading experience. Also, the protagonist's mother seems to be being led around like a cow.
The Mechanic is supposed to be a mass-production strategy, focusing on increasing computing power, researching new technologies, and upgrading production lines. The opening strategy involves a small amount of elite technology and a large number of cheap cannon fodder units. The writing is really bad; I guess the author didn't even define the Mechanic's role properly.
This is exceptionally well-written! Remember to keep going and hang in there! I'll be following you all the way, so please persevere! Don't let it have a bad ending! I really like the male lead; his aloof and cool character perfectly matches my expectations. I was initially drawn in by the title. There are a few typos, but that's normal. I'd be like that too.
The protagonist has a really good attitude; he remained silent throughout the doubts and ridicule from passersby.
Sure, except for the first chapter being a bit cliché, it's been great all the way through.
Seriously, I'm speechless. I don't know if you're just trying to get comments or what? One minute you're saying 16, the next you're saying 18. Do you have dementia?
Not bad. @ShinjukuMoon Author, if you post illustrations in the future, could you please tell me the exact location?
Could the author please revise the health bar and other elements? I don't quite understand them. I also don't understand the meaning of the English letters.