[Mecha evolution + Abyssal invasion + Team adventure + Exciting power fantasy]
After transmigrating into an age where everyone pilots mecha, Lin Ye thought he had drawn an ordinary from-the-start script. Instead, he unexpectedly awakened the SSS-rank talent [Deification], a blessing from Mother Earth that let him evolve his mecha modules without limit!
But the truth of this world was so cruel it could take your breath away: the Abyss had arrived, all things were mutating, and alien races were attacking. Humanity could only huddle inside cities under the protection of mecha.
Lin Ye had wanted to develop quietly, but he was forced to team up with a group of “problematic teammates” to survive:
Xia Yu, the cold and clever heiress of a conglomerate; Gao Qi, a wolfish young man burdened by blood debt; and Alice, a candidate saint who could switch seamlessly between sacred and scheming...
“Solo battle? I'm an army all by myself!”
“Team battle? We hunt Abyssal lords!”
While others were still fighting over a single gray-tier module, Lin Ye already wielded a ship-cleaving sword and wore bloodthorn armor. He quietly gazed toward the ancient evil god murmuring in the deepest reaches of the Abyss.
This is an epic tale of rebels, avengers, and those seeking redemption
Above the Abyss, a mortal commands a divine mecha!
It's okay, but the protagonist has too many wisecracks in the first few chapters. It's much better in the later chapters, but many details are not written. It seems that the author meant that it was written with ia assistant. You can check it out if you are short of books. I feel that in the early stage, you can take the path of strong armor planting. In the middle stage, the giant planting guarantee can also explode the star. In the later stage, refer to Hero Century and transform into a mecha.
It's very creative, and the writing is really good and thoughtful. Overall, the pacing is okay. I hope there won't be too many spoilers in the later stages. If the spoilers are all over, you can see the later stages at a glance, and once you see the ending, you won't have the urge to watch it.