Chaos Mech God: One Blood-Moon Arm Subdues the Myriad Heavens

Title: Tired of seeing invincible characters at the beginning, this completed fantasy book is very immersive I've played a lot of fantasy games, and many of the protagonists get the golden finger and take off immediately. Becoming stronger is like picking up something, and the more you watch it, the less interesting it becomes. I just finished reading the book "Chaos Machine God: The Blood Moon Holds Down the Heavens with One Arm". It has a total of 167 chapters and 410,000 words. It has been written and can be read in one sitting. The protagonist Mo Yinming is the only living member of the Mo family, and he has the family mark on his ear. The chaotic mechanical god arm in his hand looks majestic, and it is not a mindless trick. A powerful explosion will consume your own flesh and blood. No matter how happy you are playing, you still have to take real damage. There is no easy victory. The fight scenes with those hypocritical sects were very enjoyable to watch. Later, when the blood moon came out, evil spirits were causing chaos everywhere, and the situation suddenly became serious. While we want to seek justice for all the people who have died, we cannot just watch the world suffer. Trapped in a dilemma, there is no perfect answer. He is not a savior chosen by God, but an ordinary person who survives a disaster and grits his teeth to carry on. This is particularly empathetic. To be honest, the book focuses on the protagonist. Some supporting characters don't have much role, and some plots advance quickly. If you're tired of zero-cost cool novels, like to watch hardcore fights, and can accept the protagonist's hardships all the way, it's worth clicking on. If you just want to relax and watch mindless fun, I suggest you consider it.