The Seven Realms: A Dying War God’s Strongarm Armor Pilot

This is a sci-fi mecha novel featuring two male leads, and it's the most enjoyable one I've read recently, and arguably the most enjoyable of all Ni Zi's works. This enjoyment isn't just about the protagonist's powerful cheat abilities and constant face-slapping and leveling up; it's about the protagonist, Lin Xi. He's truly my type.

It's so good! It's really good. In my opinion, it's second only to Dimata's book among Ni Zi's works 😋😋 It's really good. I've read about four of Ni Zi's books, and this one is truly excellent. It has the grandest scope of any interstellar novel I've read. The only pity is that there are no epilogues... I finished it in two or three days, it's so good, everyone should read it!! 😋^ω^ Dear author, please update soon, I'll read it all on Tomato! ໒꒰ྀི ´ ꒳ ` ྀི꒱১

It's so good, really so good! I couldn't wait for the next update, so I read the whole trilogy. I was initially drawn in by De Mata, and even reread it. I never expected the author's other works to be so good! Wow! I'm almost done with The Hunger series too, love it! 🥰

It's a great show with two male leads. The bottom is a mecha master (Lin Xi), and the top is a mecha warrior (Attila). The romance is very engaging, and the two are very loving. The two characters have a child at the end (the one the bottom gave birth to himself, and the bottom is bisexual)!!!

Wow, this is so good! As a huge fan of mecha novels, I absolutely love it! Unlike other novels, it has less romance at the beginning and focuses more on the construction of the mechas!! Another thing I especially love is how quickly the Lin brothers get into their mechas when they appear.

It's really good. Two male characters, interstellar mecha. A powerful duo, a strong pilot (West) x a strong warrior (Asia), it's really super good, I love Lin Xi the most. P. S.: I just didn't really like some of the smaller plot points (Athia's offense towards Xi and the brothers' occasional bias towards Athia). Also, the latest plot point, the one about "children," felt a bit off.

It was fantastic, especially the Guyver armor concept, which brought back a lot of nostalgia and made me miss Kepp. The plot was well-developed, and the relationship between the two male leads was straightforward and easy to follow—they loved each other without any emotional strain. Both male leads were also very strong, making for a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

This is the fifth novel by this author I've read. Of those five, I thought three were pretty good, and this one is one of them. It was quite interesting; I read it all without skipping a single chapter. It was pretty good, a kind of "fast-paced" novel. Many details aren't important; what matters is that it's interesting to read through.

I've been holding back for so long, waiting for the update to finish so I could binge-read it all. I've finished another book by this author, and it's as good as ever. I especially love Lin Xi's attitude towards relationships; it's just like Xia Qi in *Soul Map* and Mu Zhongxia in *Di Mata*, which I adore. I love them so much!

I just finished reading the author's second book, and it's absolutely amazing!!! The mecha writing is so cool; each main character's mecha is so unique, and all the characters and mechas are so distinctive and easy to remember. Having this author's book to keep me company during the Chinese New Year this year was truly wonderful! 👍