When he woke up, he did not become Xia Lai's teacher, but found himself in a deserted land and became the supreme commander of a dilapidated robot base. Faced with a mess of low-level combat robots and few production facilities, he must struggle to survive in the world of Kivotos where students, monsters and giant corporations intersect. His enemy is the ruthless expansion of the Caesar Group, the potential threat of the "nameless god", the cruel reality of lack of resources, and may even include the beloved "teacher." This is not a story of becoming a guardian, but a journey of becoming a chess player, establishing order, seizing power amidst countless auras and smoke, and finally letting the name "Axis" resound throughout Kivotos. He has countless men under his command, but only steel and fire.
Reader comments
For an article on the development of mechanical farming, the progress is a bit slow, and, well, there are a bit too many details or redundant descriptions, but it's okay to go slower, build on your accumulation, and take advantage of the momentum. I don't know if there will be a plot to capture the three little ones with the name of God in the future, hehe, my three little ones. Well written, keep up the good work.
It feels a lot like watching the Red Alert back in the day.
The first person is quite rare.
It feels very immersive, so far it looks pretty good
It's too short, some small details are not right
The plot is pretty good
Presenting the Blue Files in a military form.
It's great, from the first chapter to the end. It feels good to show me
There are traces of AI, but overall it's still watchable.
The feeling of reading is very lasting
Is it nice to look at? I think it's quite addictive
For an article on the development of mechanical farming, the progress is a bit slow, and, well, there are a bit too many details or redundant descriptions, but it's okay to go slower, build on your accumulation, and take advantage of the momentum. I don't know if there will be a plot to capture the three little ones with the name of God in the future, hehe, my three little ones. Well written, keep up the good work.
It feels a lot like watching the Red Alert back in the day.
The first person is quite rare. It feels very immersive, so far it looks pretty good It's too short, some small details are not right The plot is pretty good
Presenting the Blue Files in a military form.
It's great, from the first chapter to the end. It feels good to show me
There are traces of AI, but overall it's still watchable.
The feeling of reading is very lasting
Is it nice to look at? I think it's quite addictive
Good looking. Love to see more.