Transformed into a Mecha Princess Loli, I Get All Over Everyone in a Death Game

Change Bai, the writing is excellent, the description of women's clothing and women's bodies is perfect, and the description of female abduction is zero. Transforming into an Ex Machina is not right. If the gender of the android must be defined, the author of this book has added the setting of a sub-gong. At least the appearance definition is indeed a lolita. It absorbs fear and turns it into nourishment. It has an infinite flow of death games, various unintentional flirting and kissing. It is a very good setting. The horror elements are also written well. The description of the battle scenes is in place. It draws on a lot of horror movie settings. I look forward to the follow-up emotional line. Generally speaking, it is worth watching.

Overall, it's pretty good. The setting is relatively novel (machine girl + weird + national luck + live broadcast). The writing is pretty good (including good descriptions of appearance, action scenes, and classic battles of wits). There's not much that can be seen in the plot at the moment. I don't feel that it's anything special at the moment. The more conventional and weird copies of the national luck come in turn. But the biggest poisonous point in this article is that the protagonist's initial camp, Dragon Kingdom, created an artificial robot similar to the protagonist's that violates human ethics and did not give human rights (that is, the protagonist is used as a strange tool to conquer monsters, with almost no freedom). Also, the protagonist often dismantles his hands, feet, and skins during maintenance. If you only care about the fun of fighting, you can watch it with confidence. The combat power is guaranteed and the description of the fight scenes is relatively delicate. But if you are looking for a normal emotional line, then don't have high expectations.

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Come on, big brother who writes about the emperor's uncle [Adoration]

The content is exquisite, there are many welfare plots, and the combat power is not compromised. In the early stage, you can single-handedly solve the natural disasters of the death game (regional monsters). As for the frustration problem mentioned by other comments, the control of the mechanical body is a classic plot, and this problem is solved in Chapter 42. The highest authority of the body is to be replaced by the protagonist. As for the "punishment" Bai Xia gives to the protagonist, it depends on the personal acceptance. I personally think those "punishments" are quite interesting and interesting.

I think it's okay. Can the audience inside be marked with symbols? [Cover face]

I have read several chapters. It is a non-traditional and refreshing story, mixed with national destiny, but that is not the highlight. Bro thought he had entered the wrong software. Some settings made people feel hot in their stomachs. Please watch and cherish the series.

Good-looking, lolita, transformation into a girl and a robot are all my favorites! I have seen more than ninety pictures. Although it is a national game, there are few audience comments. [Adoration] And will it really not be banned?

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Okay, it's a cool story about a loli protagonist, and the mechanical setting is interesting, give me xp. [Sending Hearts]