On the cemetery star, Chen Xu, a scavenger, relies on his talent for identifying gold to survive by picking up rags among the star corpses. He has never expected to touch a mecha.
Until he dug out the living AI core "Candle Dragon" from under the meteorite - it provided mecha transformation and combat power planning in exchange for: taking it to retrieve its lost memories. As the journey begins, Chen Xu discovers shocking secrets one after another: Star skeletons can refine top-grade alloys, abyssal strange plants can give mechas special powers, and beast-corrupting blood crystals allow no-name machines to challenge the elites of the military.
These technologies were never lost, but were deliberately hidden on this despised star.
Is life a chess game or destiny?
Chen Xu holds on to his exclusive mecha - no one can take away this power.
Reader comments
Advantages: A good post-apocalyptic mecha story. I feel that the author has a strong grasp of details. The writing style is very visual. The pace is neither too fast nor too slow. It is very comfortable. The mecha setting is also considered hard-core. It is not the cool writing routine of "the protagonist cheats and kills and clears the screen with one click". It has the process and method of upgrading the mecha. I feel that it will be better if it is made into a comic series. [Thinking] Hahaha
Disadvantages: Some character dialogues always feel too restrained and emotionally arousing, but this may be to exaggerate the cold, wasteland atmosphere of the apocalypse. It's fair to say the flaws don't hide the advantages.
During the time I was writing this book, I often dreamed about the gray-purple sky of the Graveyard Star. Some readers asked me, what is the magic power of the two screws in Chen Xu's pocket? I said, if you hold it for a long time, it will get hot - just like every comment you send when you are following the update, if I look at it for a long time, my heart will get hot. Thank you for falling with Tie Liao Da so many times, and thank you for not scolding me when Bone Crow took off his helmet. Grandma Yin said that it's okay to live, but I want to say that it's okay for you to read and write down.
Advantages: A good post-apocalyptic mecha story. I feel that the author has a strong grasp of details. The writing style is very visual. The pace is neither too fast nor too slow. It is very comfortable. The mecha setting is also considered hard-core. It is not the cool writing routine of "the protagonist cheats and kills and clears the screen with one click". It has the process and method of upgrading the mecha. I feel that it will be better if it is made into a comic series. [Thinking] Hahaha Disadvantages: Some character dialogues always feel too restrained and emotionally arousing, but this may be to exaggerate the cold, wasteland atmosphere of the apocalypse. It's fair to say the flaws don't hide the advantages.
During the time I was writing this book, I often dreamed about the gray-purple sky of the Graveyard Star. Some readers asked me, what is the magic power of the two screws in Chen Xu's pocket? I said, if you hold it for a long time, it will get hot - just like every comment you send when you are following the update, if I look at it for a long time, my heart will get hot. Thank you for falling with Tie Liao Da so many times, and thank you for not scolding me when Bone Crow took off his helmet. Grandma Yin said that it's okay to live, but I want to say that it's okay for you to read and write down.