Fantasy Cyberpunk: The Mechanical Deathlord

Yes, the subject matter is novel, not poisonous, but also refreshing.

I can also give you a little support. It's quite satisfactory. I always feel that the protagonist's intelligence and humanity are somewhat low, and he doesn't feel very intelligent.

After reading so many books of the same type, this is a book that evokes a sense of picture in terms of coherence and language description. It is very comfortable to read and prevents me from giving up after reading dozens of chapters. The author's pacing is very good.

Pretty good, but it's not easy anymore in Tomato It has been easy to repeat the recommendation by accepting commissions, and the protagonist lacks personal pursuit.

It could have been. Nice

After reading so many novels with similar themes, this one deserves a five-star recommendation. I'm not sure it's a particularly good book, but the overall logic is still smooth. Some people may think that the word count of this book is low, and that the plot is too draggy. But my personal feeling is that it's okay. At least what the author wants to express is clearly explained.

I feel like the main character is not mentally normal, but the plot is fine and it's quite interesting.

It's beautiful. It looks really good. I watched it all in one go.

The flesh and blood are weak and the machine soars! What? If it's not strong enough, how about some added power from the undead? Killing indiscriminately

Nice and good looking