Lin Kaiyang traveled to a parallel world and activated the black technology system.
I originally thought that I would reach the pinnacle of my life from then on.
Who would have thought that the system actually required him to create the first-generation mecha - the Wanderer within a month.
As a high school student, he had to take exams and build the first-generation mecha at the same time.
There was no other way. For the sake of the system currency - popularity value, he had no choice but to actively expose himself.
Lin Kaiyang: "Exam? What a crappy question, wasting my time and delaying me from building a mecha!"
Lin Kaiyang: "This is a big toy. Don't make blind guesses, but believe in science!"
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Reader comments
This book is not very poisonous, but it still feels a bit familiar. I feel like I have seen a similar plot in some book. I also finished Mecha and Raised the Strange Beast.
I gave it four stars not because this book deserves four stars, but mainly because I am a book reader. There is nothing too toxic about this book, it's just that the plot is too cliche, but you can still read it.
This book is not very poisonous, but it still feels a bit familiar. I feel like I have seen a similar plot in some book. I also finished Mecha and Raised the Strange Beast.
I gave it four stars not because this book deserves four stars, but mainly because I am a book reader. There is nothing too toxic about this book, it's just that the plot is too cliche, but you can still read it.