Mecha: Star Hunter

It's okay in general, the protagonist is well portrayed, and the overall world view is very attractive. However, there are many problems with the details. Some settings are too outrageous, as if they are deliberately trying to highlight something, such as human selfishness. Three stars, give one star. I haven't seen this kind of subject in a long time.

The Transformers elements plus a God-Eater-like worldview are quite nice. If I can write it to a later stage, I would like to see how the original two brothers Yuanshi Tianzun and the Emperor of the Universe (I don't know if they are) can be on the same front.

The writing is great, it makes me suspect that you are a new account opened by a master [laughing awkwardly] Come on

It can be regarded as a rare good book on Tomato. The plot develops smoothly, is reasonable and has clear contradictions. The author should have a considerable or even higher level of literary writing. As for the poisonous points, different people have different opinions. In the Fortress City part, I think the author focuses more on the description of human nature in the end of the world and the attack on the modern privileged class. However, the pace is indeed a bit slow, which is different from traditional refreshing novels. Overall, it seems quite reasonable, and at least it makes people want to read it. But there are indeed too many conflicts between people. Although it is a post-apocalyptic novel, we readers want to see a physical collision with the titan beast!

Emmm... The mecha is well written, but because it's blatantly like Transformers later on, it's a little less interesting. And since the protagonist has added points, the combat power should at least have a gradual process. I can't tell at a glance whether the protagonist will win or be crushed. The writing method is very similar to those in previous novels. Halfway through the fight, the scene changes, and then after a chat, the protagonist falls from the sky and continues to fight. This writing method is not impossible, but the premise is that there must be great plot tension and reversal, such as someone who shouldn't die dies, and something unexpected happens in a battle that should be won. But no, the protagonist of this book has an invincible posture, and no matter how many people die, he will not feel guilty or anything like that. Even the so-called empathy behind is just a mouthful, the resurrection card is even more funny, and he can't even throw a knife. The captain was supposed to be dead. Under great anger, he won the victory with difficulty at the expense of his faith and the berserker, but the man was gone, and the male protagonist, who didn't want to go into the murky waters of the fortress, was determined to avenge the giant beast. At this time, he received a generation of Mecha Thunder Wing King, accumulated equipment and weapons, opened a map, and cleaned up City A. As a result, Leviathan attacked, and the city was destroyed in a fierce battle between Mecha and Leviathan. Painful wails spread throughout the city. The protagonist recovered from his desire for revenge and began to carefully look at the city that he had created and destroyed. Then he grew from a frustrated time traveler to a leader who fights for the entire human race.

I have read the first one so far. The early plot is about apocalyptic vagabonds + Cybertron system + decisive killing + big sister (I still like this one). Then the description of the battle scenes and the battle among the mechas are very detailed. It can be seen that the author has put in hard work. The current poisonous point is the Chimera (but Tongzi said it is dead, so it should be dead. The author is more likely to want to buy foreshadowing). Overall, it is a very good novel and worth reading.

Mechas and behemoths are the ultimate romance for men.

After reading novels for so many years, there are very few books that can make my eyes light up. I won't say too many polite words. Anyway, this book is very suitable for me. I hope the author can keep up the good work and write more [Blow kiss]

This story is so wonderfully written! It was so enjoyable to watch. It was obviously just borrowing the background of Transformers, and it should have been called a fanfic. However, due to the author's introduction of the giant beasts and the destruction of Cybertron, the whole story was raised to a higher level, becoming more profound, with a majestic and fascinating momentum!

This book is one of the best among Tomatoes. The plot of the book is impressive, the writing is smooth, and the characterizations are subtle and vivid, but there is no heroine! (ノ^O^)ノ