It's a World of Feudal Knights, but They Have Mechas?

Not Warhammer 40K. It is a very classic medieval mecha text. After the destruction of the previous civilization, the civilization took the inheritance and did not know how to use it. Become medieval again. I have seen 36 pictures so far, and I feel like the author wants to explore two lines. One is the medieval magic thread and is a clear thread. One is the protagonist's grave-digging technology line, which is a hidden line. On the surface, it's still a world of swords and magic, with dragon knights and so on. Secretly, the hero is on his own to excavate the remains of a former civilization. Also, the starting point of the protagonist is too low, which may be considered abusive to some people. The simple description in the original article is that at the beginning, the native senior spent 3,000 gold coins to buy a knighthood without a dime. He had no privileges but a lot of responsibilities. As a result, the male protagonist is now in debt of 3,000 gold coins and his status is not even as good as the officials in the big city.

I'm really curious. Is this a low-poly or medium-poly world? Or high model? If you talk about the low-demon world, I think it's understandable that he would be afraid of that mecha. Isn't it the same as playing mecha in medium model and above? Unless you engrave some runes unique to the local world. Then isn't this a magic mecha? Why do mecha magic types have to be divided into mecha and magic? Can't the two be combined? Basically, this type of mecha magic is all mecha-killing magic. I'm really curious. The problem is that in most of the mecha magic novels I've read, mechas don't have very high attributes. How can they withstand magic? Then the protagonist's initial mecha is the roadside among roadsides. In addition to beating ordinary people, both humans and ghosts can fight with the protagonist.

I am a real person, not a commentator. The writing style is witty and humorous. The protagonist has been trying to collect money due to debt but can't catch it like sand. The combination of ancient god mecha magic is relatively neat, and the content is easy. Come and read it, I will be anxious to death if Ounei doesn't update it.

The author writes really well, the writing is very good, the story is very good, things are explained clearly, and the war is very detailed, not from a macro perspective, but from the perspective of a small person, this is simply great, I like this book

The worldview in the book is quite good, the advantages are obvious, and it gives people a sense of novelty at first glance. At least I can keep reading. But the shortcomings are also obvious. The author is obviously a novice, because it started to throw out a lot of settings crazily in the next 40 chapters. At that time, it was just a blur for me. It is too compact to give an unlimited amount of information in a limited chapter. The summary is that when you are bored, it is no problem to kill time (ps: author, I am very curious, which kind of novel are you planning to write? A group novel? Or a single male protagonist novel? What is the position of the male protagonist's sister? Female supporting role or female protagonist? Will there be any settings in the future that are not biological children?)

At present, the protagonist is Gyro, waiting for the follow-up.

It's quite imaginative, don't be like me. [Face covering] [blowing kiss] Give the author some suggestions and add more details. You can add a little more about people and the environment, and then you should also add a little more about the description of the environment. Create that feeling and then the pace of the story can slow down a little bit. If the pace of the story is too fast, there are too many characters, too many names, and there are no detailed descriptions, readers will not be able to remember these people.

The plot is very interesting, but I personally don't like the protagonist's character very much.

The interaction between the protagonist and the baron is interesting

Very interesting, looking forward to the world view unfolding The setting of brother-in-law is very interesting, but brother-in-law needs to work harder. He becomes a bitch when he sees his sister [laughs]

The writing is okay, I haven't read this type of Western fantasy novel in a long time. Some of the jokes are interesting, but there are also some that seem weird when you read them and suddenly appear.

Why, I just came here, and this book seems a bit dead. The setting of Mecha Knight is really good. Although it is a bit confusing, I really like it [crying][crying][crying]

It's good-looking and worth recommending. I think it's quite interesting.

Well written and very creative.

Overall happy. The protagonist is a bit unlucky and optimistic. The values ​​are very positive. There's just a bit of noise during transitions, but otherwise it's pretty good.