A solar storm tore the sky apart, and I became the only mecha repairman.
A piece of extraterrestrial debris was embedded in my palm, and a cold mechanical sound exploded in my head: [The Source Armor system is activated and starts scanning...]
When I climbed out of the ruins, I saw a mutated giant beast with flesh and blood flying everywhere in front of me.
"Activate the first-generation mecha [Wolverine]!" I growled and pressed the belt button.
When the first mecha stood up among the ruins, the survivors went crazy.
>They don't know that my system can swallow metal and evolve infinitely.
Little did he know that what I was repairing was not scrap metal, but a living mecha that could swallow evolution.
When the shelter was surrounded by a tide of beasts, thousands of war weapons that devoured giant beasts appeared behind me.
"Don't be afraid," I opened the public channel, "My mecha... Is a little hungry."
Reader comments
I can only say that the content of the book has nothing to do with the name! And there are a lot of poisonous points. For example, what is the point of the protagonist entering that base? Even though you know the other party has malicious intentions, you still insist on going in! The protagonist's ability is Devouring Evolution, and he can develop independently. He must be related to that team!
The writing is good, but I always felt like something was missing. . . Thinking about it, it's probably like going to see a new movie and missing the opening of the movie because you were late. Although the author's description of the plot is very good, it lacks an introduction to the world view at the beginning, making it very abrupt. . .
I can only say that the content of the book has nothing to do with the name! And there are a lot of poisonous points. For example, what is the point of the protagonist entering that base? Even though you know the other party has malicious intentions, you still insist on going in! The protagonist's ability is Devouring Evolution, and he can develop independently. He must be related to that team!
The writing is good, but I always felt like something was missing. . . Thinking about it, it's probably like going to see a new movie and missing the opening of the movie because you were late. Although the author's description of the plot is very good, it lacks an introduction to the world view at the beginning, making it very abrupt. . .