[Title: Everyone's talking about pure-blood Hongmeng, so here's pure-blood mecha. I just want to write the purest sci-fi mecha story.]
[Sci-fi] [Transmigration] [Mecha] [Lost Advanced Civilization] [Mixed Martial Arts] [Hidden Quests]
Hero: Chen Zheng. Heroine: Let the readers decide.
Mecha: Small mecha, 10–50 meters tall (fuel-powered, hybrid, or all-electric, with power systems ranging from 4,000 to 9,000 kW); medium mecha, 50–100 meters tall...
Ranks: Touch rank (silver fibers), Marrow rank (blue spirals)...
Alien beasts: Spirit rank (10–25 meters tall), Auspicious rank (30–40 meters tall), Divine rank (50–80 meters tall)...
Technology: internal combustion engines, materials, engineering, fluid dynamics, batteries, fast charging, nanotechnology, human-machine interaction, hydrogen fuel, nuclear fission, fusion, quantum technology...
On Zero Blue Star, a planet ten times larger than Earth, the dominant warrior species fight using mecha.
Drawing on his extensive knowledge of modern physics and other disciplines, as well as his background in mixed martial arts, Chen Zheng gradually unravels the mysteries of his Transmigration and the lost civilization. But his exceptional abilities also make him a target for recruitment and sabotage by various factions. The road to reviving mecha is long and arduous.
The story is still being updated, so I'll leave the spoilers here for now. Thanks for understanding.
Personally, I think it's okay, but the novel describes less scenes and keeps writing about things, and the details are not handled well enough. Finally, the framework of the worldview has less words and ink, and the mecha monsters are barely okay, but the people at the bottom, the source of energy and the construction of mechas are very confusing, and it is difficult to tell that this is an apocalypse.
This book has been updated to over 100,000 words, and the author has opened up a new world for us: the world of mechas. Although it sounds very "tough", the content has multiple emotional lines, and the plot is also very sci-fi, a bit like the "Transformers" we were exposed to when we were children; at the same time, it allows us to see a lot of popular science knowledge, which requires a huge reserve of professional knowledge. Very good work, highly recommended!
There are very few pure mecha styles nowadays. It depends on the author's skill. So far, it seems to be okay. I don't know what will happen in the future.