Mechanical Intelligence Catastrophe: Only I Can Upgrade Without Limits

Certified with over 9000 hours of reading time, actual rating is four stars. The +1 star is for encouragement regarding logic, values, and overall quality; there are no issues, no protagonist abuse, and the character is selfless and loyal. Giving the AI ​​freedom might be considered a flaw, but everyone has their own preferences, so I won't comment further. The fight scenes and the technological environment are not well-developed enough, making it difficult to visualize them in one's mind.

It's good, though the pacing felt a bit slow, maybe I was just watching too slowly. But it's definitely good. I just have two questions: Does the protagonist become stronger through mechanical ascension? Is it a single female lead?

This is a soft science fiction story. The author is quite skilled, having written two novels about lords. The pacing is excellent, and the protagonist's growth is well-developed. The young lady isn't the female lead, but she's a benefactor to the protagonist. The female lead will most likely be the Statue of Liberty. Indeed, a female lead who ascends to mechanical flight is usually an android. Overall, it's very good, a respectable score on Tomato Book, and should easily get above 8.7.

It's a harem novel that's very enjoyable to read, with no major flaws so far. It has a very imaginative plot and a smooth storyline. Most importantly, the protagonist has a very broad perspective, making it a very pleasant read. The author has also created a very expansive world-building experience.

To be honest, I don't know why so many people are giving it bad reviews. As for the "saintly" aspect, personally, I don't find it particularly special. The protagonist simply repays those he's helped equally, and this sense of responsibility doesn't diminish the novel's enjoyment.

Great book! 😏 The logic is excellent so far, and the plot is very interesting. I'm really looking forward to seeing what kind of sparks will fly between the protagonist and the Statue of Liberty.

It's beautiful! I initially thought it would be like a super-powered mechanic, but it's different and still very beautiful. 👀😄

The protagonist repaired the space-time warp device but then stubbornly refused to leave, surviving by sheer luck. He didn't even have a backup plan; he must have gotten his brain caught in a door. Six stars is the highest I can give him.

The writing is generally good, with few major flaws, and the author seems to listen to advice. 🤔 The downside is that it's a bit slow-paced, and the author's writing is slightly rushed in many places, showing a lack of experience. However, this is still acceptable. 🤔 The overall flow is okay. But speaking of which, I have to mention the latest chapter.

It's pretty good, leaning towards a fast-paced, enjoyable read. There aren't any major flaws. It's science-themed and contains elements of mechanical ascension, so you can enjoy it without worry!