Lin Feng traveled across the stars, bound to the machine-girl symbiosis system, and became an all-round mechanic.
The machine girl is dying, resources are scarce, alien beasts are rampant, and survival is difficult.
He started out with his talent in maintenance and started a legend by repairing Falcon 1.
Modify the machine girl, awaken the skill tree, and conquer the airspace and star sea.
From Rusty Iron Town to the depths of the universe, form a mecha fleet.
Zero, Blazing Flame, Howling Wind and other robot girls accompany each other on the interstellar journey.
See how he uses a wrench to determine the outcome and become the interstellar commander!
Reader comments
Excessive pursuit of writing and depth caused problems in the plot. In many places, the plot is very deliberate in order to shape the atmosphere and forcefully add depth. And the writing style is a bit like AI, so I'm not sure.
It's a solid AI article, and it shouldn't be polished by AI, but written directly using AI. The plots of the two chapters have repeated parts, and the update speed is abnormally fast. There are also a few places where Chinese and English are mixed, indicating that the AI was used to run it without even checking it. This is too confusing.
It is recommended that the protagonist eat the snacks
It's a good book, keep it up, but it seems like I'm the only one commenting?
I guess this is the most bland system text ever.
Excessive pursuit of writing and depth caused problems in the plot. In many places, the plot is very deliberate in order to shape the atmosphere and forcefully add depth. And the writing style is a bit like AI, so I'm not sure. It's a solid AI article, and it shouldn't be polished by AI, but written directly using AI. The plots of the two chapters have repeated parts, and the update speed is abnormally fast. There are also a few places where Chinese and English are mixed, indicating that the AI was used to run it without even checking it. This is too confusing.
It is recommended that the protagonist eat the snacks It's a good book, keep it up, but it seems like I'm the only one commenting? I guess this is the most bland system text ever.