Lin Heng, a top mechanical engineer, accidentally exploded during an experiment with a controllable nuclear fusion mecha. His soul traveled to the world of immortal cultivation where the weak prey on the strong, and he became a useless handyman whose spiritual roots were exhausted and who could be bullied by everyone.
While others were practicing hard to draw qi and fly into the sky with swords, he was dismantling magic weapons and studying the transformation of spiritual energy into kinetic energy; while others were fighting for elixirs and building foundations in seclusion, he was smelting black iron and inscribing rune circuits.
As a result, the style of painting in the world of immortality changed suddenly:
Others' flying swords are light and elegant, but his flying swords are supersonic armor-piercing missiles;
Others' protective magic weapon is the ancient bell golden shield, and his defense is the "Zeus" level psychic deflection force field;
When the Yuan Ying Ancestor controlled the Thousand-Zhang Dharma and scorned the common people, the Thousand-Zhang Steel God Lord rose behind him, and the cold mechanical sound filled the world: "The target has been locked, space-based kinetic energy weapons, launch!"
From a simple exoskeleton to a legal mecha that crosses the star sea, he uses human cannons to respond to immortal magical powers, and uses steel torrents to fight against the gods and demons in the sky.
This is a supreme fairy road made of gears, bearings and nuclear fusion reactors. Let's see how modern engineers compose a violent epic of mechanical ascension in this immortal continent!
Reader comments
I watched it for almost half an hour. There is actually nothing wrong with the main plot and outline, but the writing is too awkward. I feel like some of the villains' characters are written too rigidly, making them difficult to read.
I watched it for almost half an hour. There is actually nothing wrong with the main plot and outline, but the writing is too awkward. I feel like some of the villains' characters are written too rigidly, making them difficult to read.