Fallout: Steel Mcv of the Land

Nowadays, few authors can write such interesting stories. They reasonably combine the story settings of Red Alert and Radiation. Moreover, the protagonist does not want to be an emperor in the disordered wasteland world, but is a mentor who creates order and spreads ideas. Although this part is not well written, the concepts spread are very positive and the story is also written reasonably, which makes people feel less abrupt. It is a very good novel so far. Now it depends on whether the author can maintain and break through his own standards to write a good novel.

Some parts look like they were polished by AI, and there are some problems, but given that there are so few themes about radiation + red alert, it's not unacceptable.

It's beautiful and very erotic. Although the writing wasn't very good at the beginning, the plot gradually became more exciting later on. Of course, you need to use your brain to think about some of the author's plots, otherwise you don't know why the protagonist does what he does? [Eating melon][Eating melon][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] The plot of this book mainly focuses on the wasteland, and there are relatively few red alert parts, but overall it is quite interesting.

Very good When radiation and red alert collided, I couldn't stand it 6 It's a good idea

They are all pretty good, but the updates are a bit slow and not very enjoyable to watch. I like your book very much. In view of the current state of your book, I would like to make a few comments. 1. Can the personality cult be restrained? The biggest problem is the title of the protagonist, which is too awkward. 2. I just feel that the pace is a little too fast. After all, the Fallout story series is not that long. 3. In the political work part, you are either beaten or scolded. The role of the political commissar feels like just a mouthpiece for the protagonist. This is my humble opinion. I hope the author can selectively adopt it based on his own works. Thank you.

As if looking at the sun rising in the east, it is beautiful and brings warmth This mammoth novel is like a dazzling literary treasure, blooming with breathtaking artistic brilliance. The plot is ups and downs and fascinating, like a flowing epic scroll, making people linger between the lines and indulge in the unique vortex of the story. The author uses ingenious writing to outline each of the vivid and agile characters. Their emotions are intertwined like flowers, weaving into a colorful human legend. Reading this book is like being in a marvelous labyrinth of words. Each chapter hides amazing surprises and touches, making people intoxicated in the rich and diverse spiritual feast. This is not only a novel, but also a literary palace that blends wisdom and emotion. The profound philosophy and endless imagination contained in it make people fall in love with it and marvel at it. In short, with its extraordinary charm and outstanding connotation, this novel is like the most dazzling star in the night sky, illuminating our reading journey. It is truly wonderful and breathtaking!

Have a question. Theoretically, everything in this city was created by the protagonist. And the protagonist is a robot, so the amount of materials used in any place should be under the surveillance of the protagonist, right? Then we can come to the theory that at least in this city, the protagonist should be able to open all the maps, right?

The quality is high, but the pace is a bit slow. After beating up the mutants this time it's time to expand. At the same time, infantry equipment must be upgraded, especially street fighting capabilities. It is best to popularize exoskeletons and bulletproof shields like Red Alert II. At the same time, you can form a riot force like Red Alert 3 or rogue warriors like Call of Duty. Local technologies that radiate into the world must also be integrated and their production capacity expanded.

This is a novel based on the Fallout worldview, in which the protagonist uses Red Alert 3 technology. It is different from some traditional Red Alert explosions. It also adds population restrictions, liberating slaves in the wasteland so that they can receive education and training, and drive various vehicles based on Red Alert 3 technology. It is quite interesting to write. Even if you don't understand the background of the Fallout series, it doesn't prevent you from watching it.

Although the number of words is short now, the author's writing style and plot are very good. The protagonist's personality is red and professional, and he has a deep understanding of some red theories. There are no poisonous points for the time being. Overall, as long as this level is maintained, it will be a good book.

Actually it's okay, but can the main character stop speaking intermittently? It's so uncomfortable when listening to the book [laughs awkwardly]

Why not build a sickle mecha? It's powerful and fast.

When the Mongolian base vehicle was deployed, I was preparing to build an army. I thought it was another invincible novel, but I realized that the population was insufficient, and I had read too many invincible novels. How could I upgrade, gain experience points from killing monsters, and create a bunch of loyal subordinates and create people out of thin air? (The reason why I prefer to read sadistic stories is probably because I have a lot of free time throughout the day and almost all of them are reading novels. At first, Invincible was good, but I gradually got tired of it)

It's really good to watch. Although the protagonist has his own little thoughts, in general he really treats the civilians he saved as human beings and doesn't even squeeze them to obtain supplies. It's not easy.

It's rare these days to write red so well.

As of the publication of this review, the book has been updated to Chapter 61, which has fixed the problem of poor dialogue between the protagonist and the NPC [laughter]

I originally wanted to give it three stars, but after reading 6.8 I thought it was too low. I gave it a higher rating. I used to read Chen Erlan, and followed it from Tomato to Qidian. But the book Qidian was finished, so I thought about finding a replacement and read other books. Qidian books cost money, and as a student party, even a small amount of Qidian books was still too expensive. In the end, I went back to my hometown of Tomato. This book can still be read.

My "steel father"

If you are willing to wait patiently until the later stages, he will not disappoint you. He is a slow-burner. Although he is not an exciting novel about defeating monsters and upgrading, he can always infect you with the plot and details. Come on, author. The writing is good, I hope to keep up the good work [OK]

Nice book, very interesting

It's okay. If the author really wants to make it better, he'd better add more Red Alert elements. After all, I'm here just to see Red Alert technology killing everyone in the wasteland, so it's better to have more Red Alerts.

A rare Fallout fan, high quality and interesting.

Very good, quite in line with my taste

A very nice non-humanoid farming novel. The rhythm of the article is a bit like the rhythm of the fourth natural disaster novel. The main core is the conflict between the thoughts of the red police base vehicle and the backward thoughts in the wasteland. How do the wasteland natives and shelter people accept Kangmi and how do they move towards a better future?

This book is so sexy

It's okay, but it's hard to listen to the book

Nice. Hope to add modules in the future

Thank you to the author. This book has great potential. I hope it can be written.

It looks really good. Come on, it would be nice if there were fewer ellipses.

The plot is okay, but the writing is a bit immature. AI traces can be clearly seen in some places. Come on. You can feel the author's growth.