Wasteland Youth: I Got a Nanobot Hive from the Start!

It's quite interesting, but it's just too little. I hope it doesn't collapse later and I read more novels. This is my sincere blessing. I would like to make a suggestion. The number of robots is fine. The total volume can give you an intuitive feeling. For example, the three bottles of mineral water are good. The others are a bit tiring, I guess. Thanks

First, the protagonist of this book is not a time traveler, but an aboriginal. His parents died when he was young, and he was taken care of by the village chief who controlled the village's power. No one in the village dared to bully him, so the environment of his childhood life destined the protagonist not to be a selfish person who only puts interests first. And from knowing that the village chief took care of him in order to trade him for the legs of the village chief's son to killing the village chief, it only took one night. Second, the protagonist's use of nanorobots is quite reasonable. Of course, it is reasonable based on my knowledge of nanorobots. Third, this is a protagonist who saves the world, not a villain.

I'm the first one to visit. Come on, your writing is pretty good. Some people don't like reading this kind of novels, so don't rate them blindly and lower the ratings.

The writing style is very good, I highly recommend it. It is not brainless or time-traveling or systematic. It can be read with your brain. I think this is the author's first book. I don't know if it is a master who opened a trumpet or a newbie. If you are a newbie, we still need to be more tolerant and supportive. It is really good and "wall-breaking recommendation"! ! !

I hope that the protagonist will always have a pure heart and explore the world, the past, and the secrets of mankind. Although the subject matter of the novel has a bit of a Renaissance feel and the tone of the first sequence, at least it is not a mindless novel. Come on, author.

To be honest, I haven't read many books on the genetic evolution of doomsday technology. There aren't many good-looking ones, but to be honest, the plot is a bit like a medicine jar, especially the part in the mining area. However, it is understandable that the new book has a low rating on the shelves. Anyway, come on, author, come on! [Blowing kiss]

Before entering the black mine, it was not that good. After entering the black mine, the first part was okay, and the writing became more and more exciting after that (mainly due to the three-dimensional sense of the characters, and you can see the growth process of the characters)

I have read 70 chapters in one go. The current plug-ins are information-based, and the male protagonist can be considered a mortal at the beginning, so there is nothing wrong with the current world view from the perspective of exploration, which is good enough. The character plot and IQ are online, and I look forward to the subsequent development of the world view.

When I saw the black mine, I had a question🤔 Why do you have to go through all the trouble to mine every day with these awesome nanobots? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to just send Qiongqi to steal the handed-in ore? Is it faster? Even if the ore can be transported, it cannot be transported every day. There must always be a temporary warehouse to store it. Can anyone shed some light on this [laughs crookedly]

Not bad, not bad. The plot is quite compact and not full of ink. I look forward to the author filling in Li Fugui's mistakes.