Online Game: God-Tier Mechanist, Earth-Shattering Starfall

A well-written game: Another World + The Fourth Natural Disaster The protagonist is a mechanic + psychic. So far, it seems to be very well written, with a strong mechanic feel. While retaining the elements of the game's other world and the fourth natural disaster, it feels like it also adds background elements from the stars, Warhammer, etc. The plot transitions are relatively smooth, and the character creation is also quite good... This writing style feels like it was written by the old author who was reincarnated in the dirt. The plot background and opening are a bit like Super Mechanic, but on an original cyberpunk planet. It looks pretty good for now, I've been following up on updates today. However, a double-travel setting that blends reality with mid-game reality has been added. I feel like this is not easy to write about. I'll have to see if the quality can be maintained later.

It's so for my taste, mechanics + psychic powers, the plot is also very immersive, that's the one who always substitutes the muscular girl Kelly into the poisonous milk powder hahaha

It's quite good to watch, similar to Black Star, but I have my own plot. The disadvantage of Black Star is that there is basically no female protagonist. Only a dragon in the later stage, I have read novels, and I can't eat something good. It can satisfy my fantasy.

The highlight of machinist novels is that in terms of data settings for a large number of mechanical equipment, if you want to write it well, you have to set up your own tables for reference, and the statistical model must be clear, which can be said to be time-consuming and labor-intensive. I hope the author will continue to work hard. The current data is not bad. He can consider the advantages of reborn people and arrange some hidden opportunities in previous lives. Since it is an interstellar war, it will sooner or later involve forces in outer space. Now in terms of technology and combat power on the planet, the protagonist can be strengthened. After all, the inside and outside of the star are two different concepts. Properly strengthening the protagonist's power and influence within the star will not be too exaggerated.

It is the most distinctive of the Super Mechanic-style works I have seen. The details are a bit different, but the general plot settings are quite good. It also incorporates a plot of online games merging with reality, which is also a bit fresh. If the current quality is maintained, it should be around 9:20 in the later period.

It feels like a god-level mechanic, and the writing is smooth and has no poisonous points.

How to put it this way, after reading it, I feel that the novel is okay, at an average level (at least in my opinion), and some of the big IPs also don't like it. The author's perspective does have some novel points, such as mechanics, psychic powers, interstellar, etc., But I feel that mechanics have some constraints on the author. I really think that it would be much better if it should be as small as micro and as large as interstellar. Of course, the author's ideas are definitely different from those of readers. Human body modification, weapons and armor, and the feeling of battleships and spaceships all fall into this category. I hope the author can consider it.

It's pretty good. The author knows how to write interesting articles. The overall rhythm of the article is good and there are no problems with the logic. I have to give it a thumbs up. The only problem is that it's a little sloppy. But I've read the book on Tomato, so I just removed so many flaws and it's good.

Come on, this novel with the same theme as Super Mechanic has nothing poisonous about it so far.

I have read nearly 70 chapters, and I feel that the writing in Tomato is pretty good. It uses the Super Mechanic as the main template and also incorporates other elements. I haven't seen any big poisonous spots, so you can eat it with confidence. However, the protagonist's two lives are not matched in terms of knowledge. This may be due to the author's writing skills. I also hope that the author can continue to write, so I give it five stars here. Another point to add is that although the template of this book is about mechanics, the story plot is basically different. At most, it borrows a few jokes. The author has certain innovations in many places. It can be regarded as innovation.