[Mecha Development + Humanity's Survival + the Myriad Worlds + Technology Above All]
When Hao Changgeng woke up, he discovered that interstellar traffickers had abducted him and taken him to an unfamiliar planet!
The traffickers injected awakening agents into millions of abductees, awakening them all as source-energy warriors.
They then subjected them to a brutal year-long trial. Only those who survived to the end would have a chance to leave the planet.
By chance, Hao Changgeng stumbled into another dimension and discovered a battered mecha that had been sealed away for ages.
From then on, he was on the fast track to success!
While the other awakened fighters struggled to survive in close-quarters combat, he was already piloting a super mecha and roaming the desolate planet without a rival.
As he raised his source-energy level, he gathered materials to repair his mecha. In the end, he escaped the planet and ventured into the vast universe.
Here, countless civilizations stand side by side, from technological and cultivation civilizations to elemental and silicon-based ones. A hundred races vie for supremacy, and war rages everywhere.
Piloting his mecha, Hao Changgeng roams the universe, using the pinnacle of technology to take on the myriad races of the heavens.
The Immortal Emperor is powerful? Try taking one of my planet-busting cannons!
A rare mecha theme, pure science fiction style. Although it has a world view of swallowing the stars, the overall theme is mainly science fiction mechas. It is more reflected in the collision between technological civilization and various training civilizations. It is good and good.
It's pretty good. Come on, author, come up with more [laughs evilly]
It's more of a world view that swallows the stars 😄
A very interesting science fiction article. The main character's mecha fighting style is very science fiction. You can predict the enemy's position through the dynamic capture system. Overall, it's not bad. I recommend it.
It is a pure science fiction novel that feels a bit like swallowing the stars. If you like mechas, you can give it a look. There is still some imagination in the plot.
It's very good. It's a lot better than the previous one. It's as technologically advanced as ever. It's interesting.
Is Lord Xuan Mie the protagonist's second master?
This is the first time I've seen a space system with afterimages during teleportation 🍉
Hope it won't be interrupted