Online Game: God-Tier Mechanist, Earth-Shattering Starfall
网游：神级机械师，地爆天星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- God-Tier Mechanic: From Hand-Built Exoskeletons to Star-Busters神级机械师：从手搓外骨骼到歼星Alternate title on Fanqie
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Mecha Stories and Sci-Fi: Where Have All the Great Ones Gone?
“Flesh is weak; embrace the machine” shouldn't just be a slogan. True machines shouldn't have feelings at all! Most mechanical sci-fi these days is about someone being reincarnated or accidentally becoming someone or something, followed by pages and pages of personal drama and romance.
I Accidentally Deleted Tomato, So Please Recommend Some Good Books (*^Ω^*)
Multiple Worlds Connected, an Honest Protagonist, Chat Groups or Not, Either Works
You Know The King's Avatar? Looking for Characters With a Han Technician-Type Personality
The author needs to have a way with words. Otherwise, the writing is unreadable.
Hands Up, Hand Over Your Precious Mecha Stories!
There are three things men find romantic: mechs, guns, and, ahem... men know what I mean.
I Have Read The Legendary Mechanic and Lord of Mysteries. Looking for Something That Can Stand Alongside Them
Not "Slay the Gods" or "The Body Collector", I've already finished those.
Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
Novels Where the Protagonist Is a Mechanic
Any novels with a mechanic as the protagonist?
Seasoned Readers Welcome, Newbies Keep Out: 10.0 Masterpieces on Tomato, Don't Read If You Won't Finish
Space, Empires, and Fleets Blasting Each Other, No Xuanhuan
Looking for books similar to "I’m a Level Two Civilization, So Having a Two-Dimensional Foil Makes Perfect Sense (Deep Space Cataclysm)".
Online Games, Rated 9 or Above, Blending with Reality
Looking for books similar to "The Sword Cultivator". I'm hoping for highly rated online-game novels, ideally rated above 9, where the game eventually merges with reality.
Mechanics and Alchemy, with Materials and Processes Explained, but Not in Too Much Detail
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into a Movie Like John Wick? I Like The Mechanic
Looking for Sci-Fi and Interstellar Novels: Battleship Duels, Tech Tree Development, or Lord-Building!
Sci-Fi Novels Featuring Nanotechnology, Mechs, and a System
Stories Where Planets Are Digitized and the Protagonist Is a Mechanic
Any Stories Where Someone Turns Into a Mecha?
I post about mecha and sci-fi. I’m looking for something where the protagonist actually turns into a mecha. Does that exist?
Invincible, Then Pulled into a Chat Group, Hides Nothing About His Power, One Female Lead
An invincible protagonist joins a chat group. Single female lead or no female lead.
Mechanical Fortresses and Heavy Industry! The Titan Group! Looking for Industrial Audit Stories
The Protagonist Is a Gunsmith or Mechanic
Any Novels That Update from Time to Time?
The true Imperial Astronomical Bureau's otherworldly star diviner, a night watchman, updates every hour. Each small update is at least 1,000 words. He hooks his readers hard, giving working people something to read during breaks in the tea room. He neither races against time nor befriends it: he becomes time itself.
I'm in a Serious Reading Slump. Any Experienced Readers Have Recommendations? No Beginner-level Stuff, Please.
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Global Class Change: The Essence of the Mechanic Is Mechanical Ascension
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A very well-written game: Another World + The Fourth Calamity The main character is a mechanic with psionic abilities. So far, it's very well written, with a strong Mechanic vibe. It retains the game's otherworld and fourth-day catastrophe elements while also incorporating background elements from Stellaris, Warhammer, and others.
It's totally my style! Mechanic + Psionic, and the storyline is quite immersive. It just keeps reminding me of that muscular Kelly from DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online), haha.
It's pretty good. It's similar to Black Star, but it has its own plot. The downside of Black Star is that there's basically no female lead. There's just a dragon throne later on. I've read the novel, so I can't even have something nice to eat to satisfy my fantasy.
The appeal of a mechanic-themed novel lies in its extensive data settings for mechanical equipment. Writing a good story requires creating custom tables and developing clear statistical models, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Hopefully, the author will continue their efforts.
Of all the super-genius-style works I've seen, this one has the most unique characteristics. It's a little lacking in details, but the overall plot is pretty good. It also incorporates elements of online games merging with reality, which is quite refreshing. If it maintains its current quality, it should reach around 9.2 points later on.
It has the feel of a god-tier mechanic, and the writing is smooth with no major flaws.
Well, to be honest, the novel was alright, somewhere in the middle (at least in my opinion). Even big IPs have their fans. The author's perspective did offer some novel points—mechanics, psionic energy, interstellar travel, etc.—But I felt the mechanic aspect was somewhat constrained. It definitely felt like it would have been better if it had expanded from the microscopic to the interstellar.
It's pretty good. The author knows how to write a satisfying read. The overall pacing is good, and the logic is sound. I have to give it a thumbs up. The only problem is that it's a bit padded, but I'm reading this on Tomato Books, so I won't dwell on that. As long as it's enjoyable, that's all that matters.
Keep it up, it's a novel with the same theme as "Super God Mechanic" and so far there aren't any major flaws.
I've read nearly seventy chapters already, and I feel the writing on Tomato is pretty good. It's based on the "Super God Mechanic" template, but also incorporates other elements. I haven't seen any major flaws, so it's safe to read. However, the protagonist has lived two lives, but his experience doesn't match up, which might be a problem with the author's writing skills.