Mecha Age: I Awakened the Ancient Martial Arts System

The most important problem is that because of martial arts, you are good at melee combat, but you don't have to be good at long-range combat, but the mecha you choose will never have long-range capabilities. The author can, but the result is that you will always be looked down upon, and then you will be slapped in the face by pretending to be cool. The more I watch, the more boring it becomes. Anyway, the main character's kung fu is awesome (not the kind of high martial arts or immortal martial arts). Anyway, I don't want long-range attack methods. Anyway, the mecha has no AI except manual operation and modules. Anyway, in the mecha era, missiles and guns can't track. All in all, it gives me the feeling of primitive people hitting people with pistols.

The writing is smooth, the plot is reasonable, the descriptions are clear, the characters are broad, and the character is calm but not pedantic. This book is really good, with force and wit. Many people say that the upper limit of the protagonist's IQ is the upper limit of the author. It seems to be true at present. —There are no disadvantages at present. It would be better if more female characters can be added. Although the female protagonist has no sense of presence, some interactions are brushed off. Many people who give negative reviews do not read the introduction, because the introduction needs to be "expanded". This book tends to be slow-paced, not fast-paced. This is not popular on this platform. This is due to the reading mechanism. It is difficult for many people to settle down and read a slow-paced book. Many people, including me, have read many fast-paced books in one go and have no follow-up. This book really makes people want to follow up. Still, no wonder the first impression feels like a game world, this old guy is a game planner [smile]

An orthodox mecha combat text with a wide range of models, hard-core combat, and a smooth story rhythm. It focuses on mecha gaming and battlefield fighting. The updates are stable and reliable. The interstellar worldview slowly unfolds. If you like mechas and interstellar themes, you are welcome to join.

Overall, this is an upper-middle-level good work, suitable for readers who like mechas, ancient martial arts, and upgrade-style themes. Although there are minor flaws, the freshness of the fusion of themes and the compact rhythm make it highly readable and worth reading. 1. Integration of themes and innovation: Breaking the traditional "button control" routine of mecha novels, deeply integrating ancient martial arts and mechas, using ancient martial arts movements to drive mechas. The battles have both a sense of technology and martial arts charm, with dense points of excitement and a lively rhythm, which meets the reading expectations of Shuangwen readers. 2. Clear growth line: The protagonist starts as a mineral mercenary and gradually grows through the upgrade of the ancient weapon system and the evolution of mechas. Readers can clearly feel the protagonist's improvement in strength and have a strong sense of involvement. 3. Refreshing emotional line: The concept of the heroine is weak, and there is no harem stallion setting, which avoids the procrastination of the emotional line and focuses on the core plot of mechas and ancient martial arts.

The plot is okay, but I still like the fighting part. The plot can't be said to be particularly novel, and some parts are even counter-intuitive. For example, the cliché boss becomes a big shot, and there is a villain everywhere. However, if the details are not particularly fussy, it is still good, and the foreshadowing is okay. Without talking about the plot, the fighting scenes I think it's a good place, it's very refreshing, and it makes sense to use force to replenish contacts in the virtual world. In addition, although it is not very important, it has a setting that teaches people to gain proficiency. If you need to set up a formula, you can also turn it into a teaching and then become stronger plot. You can imagine this without detailing it. Now this single plot is also very comfortable and worthy of support.

It's a pretty good novel, about martial arts and mechas. It looks like there might be a female protagonist. The disadvantages are: some of the technologies are somewhat weakened, and the mainstream of mechas is button control similar to games, but this may be a foreshadowing, because some special energies are mentioned, and there may be some special forces in the future that use motion controls like the protagonist. Overall, it is a good medium-to-high-level book. If you match the frequency, it will feel more comfortable. Although it has some flaws, it is worth a read.

Every common mecha has artificial intelligence and AI, and the operation only requires a touch panel. What else do you need people to do? The mecha system is very powerful in near and far combat. At most, it can have a person inside as a security officer to prevent intelligent machine rebellion. Of course, both the writing and the details are very good.

When I first saw the name Qin Zheng with the mecha text, I didn't want to click on it, because it reminded me of Skeleton Elf's Mecha Storm. My first impression was that this book was a poor imitation. But after I clicked in and read it, I found that it was unexpectedly good. I have to say that the rhythm and routine of Shuangwen have been constantly updated over the past ten years. This book is surprisingly good-looking, and you can see the continuous growth of the protagonist. Although it feels a bit like martial arts with a new skin, the rhythm is refreshing and the arrangement is quite good. Although there are some small flaws, such as the spring step, what is this? Not cool at all, but it doesn't matter, just be cool and cool and that's it.

I saw Chapter 64. There is a harem but the female character is a relatively normal character. The protagonist is a melee mecha. The system is not particularly invincible and you need to choose bonuses. On 6.30, The author said that he was laid off. I personally give him a five-star attention. The author's real life is mainly based on his own real life. It is best if he can insist on updating. I personally understand if he cannot update.

It's a relatively decent novel. It doesn't have any shortcomings except that the heroine is not that three-dimensional. However, there are not many emotional lines written at the moment. The novel is mainly about fighting, and the flaws are not covered up. The protagonist has a normal mind and upright views, but the author plays a very complicated role [laughing evilly]. Anyway, it's pretty good. It's the best among Tomatoes. Don't be fooled by the score.