
My Supernatural Core Is an Engine
我的超凡核心是发动机
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 871k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 25
See allI'm in a Serious Reading Slump!!!!!!! Let's Trade Great Reads!!! No Beginners!
Any Novels with Massive Armies Clashing in War?
Urgently Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Is the World's Only Supernatural Being
I urgently need novels where the protagonist is the only supernatural being in the whole world, such as the only magician, martial artist, or cultivator.
Looking for Quality Stories Built Around One Core Ability and a Unique System
Stories Where Killing Monsters Drops Gear and Items
Urban supernatural fiction where you can kill animals to get equipment, skills, and items, like "Reborn: I Can Level Up".
Looking for Protagonists Who Are Amazing at Everyday Life Skills
For example, playing with mud, stones, dirt, wood, and so on...
Hopping Between Worlds
Looking for books like "A Simp? A Tool? I'll Hit You with a Big One Instead".
A Card-Based World and Card Fusion
Looking for books like Cards: My Extraordinary Business Empire. Please recommend some good card-themed novels~
Card Crafting # Materials Dropped by Monsters for Card Crafting
Looking for an Invasion-Type Story. I’m Out of Reading Material. Please Recommend One About Invading Other Realms
Card-Based Novels Have No Masterpiece!! Prove Me Wrong!
Any Stories Like The Blue-and-White Society or Brain Hole Explosion?
Unlimited transcendence, absolute traits
Earth Mutates, Monsters Drop Gear and Cards, and the Protagonist Has a System
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Makes or Modifies Weapons, Firearms, Gadgets, or Machinery
Any Books About Conquering the Myriad Worlds with an Army?
Are there any books about leading an army to conquer countless worlds?
Looking for a Novel About a Gamer Fighting Monsters and Living in the City
Novels similar to Digital Life.
Looking for Slice-of-Life Urban Fiction, Preferably With a Proficiency-Based Golden Finger
Any Novels About Opening a Shop to Sell Cards? Card Creators or a System Are Both Fine!
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Uses Unusual Weapons, Like Axes, Scythes, Banners, and So On
Looking for Real Science Fiction
I'm looking for something like "My Extraordinary Core Is an Engine". I've read so many tech-focused stories that I can't get into anything else, especially ones with clunky prose or lots of filler.
A Card-Based Story Where the Protagonist Becomes a Useless Card, an Unknown Nobody
I came across it on Douyin and listened to a little before accidentally swiping away. Does anyone know what it is? I think it has two male leads.
Any Novels Set in a Pure Card-Based World, Where Characters Summon Cards or Use Them to Cast Skills?
Card Fusion and Innovative Card Creation
Hey, does anyone have any fresh, original card-based novels to recommend?
Fantasy, Imaginative Premise, Cultivation, System
Looking for books similar to "I Make Up Cultivation Techniques, So How Did You All Become Great Emperors?". The protagonist is bound to an apprenticeship System and relies on...
In same booklists
Quick Transmigration: The Obsessive Villain Is Healed by the Host Again!
Cards for All: Your Heroic Spirit Cards Are Seriously Twisted
A Disastrous Start with a Trash Card, but Fusion Made Me Legendary
Cards: Writing the Heavens, Building Decks for Myriad Worlds
The Laws of Cards: The Forbidden Book and the Awakened
In the Card World, I Can Fuse Cards
Starting with a Trash Card, I Vow to Rise Above Everyone
Memory Fracture: The Spacetime Card Pool War
Cyber Demon Cultivator: Bone-Bonded in a Data Graveyard
Apocalypse: Goddess Card Collection System
What?! Who Wakes Up and Gets Straight to It?
World Card
Maybe I Really Don't Belong in That World
Three Short Stories
Card Mastery: I Use Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards to Turn Everything on Its Head
Trading Cards Are Selling Like Crazy! It Starts with Making Cards in the Underworld
Spiritual Qi Revival: The Dimensional Saint Suppresses All Races
I Was Just Playing Cards, So How Did I Become a God?
My Cards Have Tons of Fates and Synergies
They All Call Me the Godfather of Cards
Reader comments 28
Google Translate










































































































The concept is good, and the direction is novel, but unfortunately, it deviates a bit from the main plot later on. The synopsis initially suggested a cyberpunk-style expansion story using card-based rules, which was present at the beginning, but everything felt vague and unrealistic.
I looked at the later parts of the story, and disregarding the protagonist's development, Talent 2 seemed the best. Considering the protagonist's development path, Talent 3 appeared more suitable. However, I ended up choosing the least useful Talent 1. Could the author explain their reasoning behind this choice? 🤔
It's good, and the premise is interesting. However, the later addition of subordinates felt abrupt. I prefer watching the protagonist rather than his subordinates. Why did he choose an outsider instead of his own younger brother? Overall, this is a decent read with no major flaws so far.
It was alright. The plot was logically sound, the protagonist was of normal intelligence, and there were no obvious flaws, but there weren't any particularly exciting moments either. The beginning was quite boring.
That's a really great idea! Looking forward to seeing what happens next! ٩(๑^O^๑)۶
I actually think it deserves 4 stars, but I don't have any good novels to read right now, so I'll lower my expectations and give it 5 stars.
In later, large-scale battles, many subordinates have limitless potential, such as the Bronze Armored Corps, who can speak for the Holy Son. A battle can represent one or several worlds. What about those who raise Gu worms? Aren't humans also a kind of Gu worm? Etc. 😏😏😏
So far, it's been good. It's just that the talent for "man conquering nature" is still just a facade.
It's pretty good, just hope it doesn't suddenly turn into a bad ending.
Look at the mountains, the sea, and the scenery; read poetry, books, and life itself.