How does a T-800 Terminator on a wasteland battlefield grow from cannon fodder into the supreme Star God who commands the laws of the universe?
Ye Hao, an ordinary robotics enthusiast, unexpectedly transmigrates to a parallel timeline in the Amber Era, 2158. On this wasteland planet, where humanity and AI robots have been at war for eight years, he discovers that he has become an abandoned, damaged T-800 Terminator.
Threatened by both human cleanup squads and hostile robots, Ye Hao activates the mysterious "Supreme Evolution System" in his desperate predicament.
But the real challenge is only just beginning...
From wasteland planets to interstellar civilizations, from mechanical legions to dimensional wars, from encounters with Star Gods to battles over the laws of the universe...
Ye Hao will devour countless machines, merge cutting-edge technologies, and unlock the seven elemental powers of fire, water, wind, lightning, ice, rock, and grass. Starting as battlefield cannon fodder, he will build a mechanical army step by step, sweep across the galaxy, transcend dimensions, and ultimately become the supreme Star God who commands the laws of machinery!
Technology + Elements + Star God Laws = An unprecedented path of mechanical evolution!
It's obviously a technological route. It has to be made into a fantasy type. I don't understand why the author wanted to write a book that is neither science fiction nor fantasy. Both science fiction and fantasy. In short, it is a nondescript type. If your science fiction is pure science fiction, there is no need to add weird things in the middle that will make people uncomfortable. Basically, those who watch this genre are sci-fi fans. Science fiction fans want purity. If I want to read fantasy, I will look for it in the fantasy category. The biggest shortcoming of novel writers nowadays is that they stew all kinds of elements in a mess. It is no longer pure.
Mandatory Hail Mary
It's so holy, I can't stand it
The fighting power is too chaotic,
What's the main character's name??????