Mecha Valkyrie: Starting from the Mineral Star

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.

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.

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.

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.

Yes, the combination of machine combat and martial arts is very good, and the plot rhythm is very good. The content is not the kind of thing that says it's a mecha, but ends up going to school to study for most of the exam. Although some sections are a bit cliched, the integration is okay and not too abrupt.

I rely on my brothers, this time it's really fine this time [punch hard] [punch hard] [please give more updates] [please make more updates] [please make more updates] [please make more updates] [please make more updates] [please make more updates] [please make more updates] [like] [like] It's really on the level of the next door. It's good-looking. This protagonist is good. The character plot is reasonable and not brainless. It's nice to watch.

It feels good, very bland. Combining martial arts with mechas, it is impossible for the protagonist to be a motion capture mecha. There will always be people with the same goals in so many galaxies, but I haven't come into contact with the circle yet. I think it can be developed into doing my own tasks on a daily basis, and then I will give video lessons online. I don't know if any of you have watched Pokémon at a certain point. The dream trainer is very powerful. He can teach the whole people without causing chaos in his daily life. He can also do it here. With the help of his account to become famous, he will soon have more like-minded people, and the more people he learns from, he will have a lot of experience.) Gradually, his influence will become greater. When the time comes, apprentices will be spread all over the galaxy, wouldn't it be better to carry out tasks?

It has the feel of old mecha writing, and personally I still like this style very much. The overall rhythm is also moderate, not too fast or too slow. However, the setting that martial arts can only use experience points is a bit inappropriate. Although exercise will not increase the experience points much, if you can exercise and improve yourself, it will be better in reading sense than adding pure experience points.

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.

The article overall reads smoothly and has basically no poisonous points. The disadvantage is that the characters have no memory characteristics and are very facial-like. Overall, it was not very enjoyable to read. After reading it as a whole, I don't have a very strong impression. There is no strong sense of pursuit. At least it's better than 80% of Tomato novels. And the author is still a novice, come on

It feels like mecha novels from ten years ago, but now is the era of cool novels. I hope that the protagonist will feel happy soon [laughing] The surrounding group of characters has also strengthened. It will not be very pleasant to be restrained by the people around you too much.

It's nice to read, and the writing is very good. There's nothing too bad about it, but the protagonist doesn't have long-range martial arts or weapons and is too passive. Every time, he takes the initiative to rush forward or his friends help. Moreover, this is a mecha novel, not a pure martial arts novel. The villain just covers the protagonist with artillery fire, and the villain is not SB. The protagonist ran away twice, and the next time he comes, he will be more ruthless. And I personally don't like the protagonist's defense. I only know that ☞Only attacking but not defending is unparalleled in the world. ☜And it's too calm. There are no surprises. It's like searching, fighting, and retreating. When I return to Qingniao, I won't be wary. If I were the villain, I would definitely kill Qingniao. When the Empire asked, they said they were attacked by pirates, but they didn't know where the pirates went.

I have read more than 80 chapters and I still find it quite enjoyable. After looking at it, there was nothing blocking it.

The author quickly coded the words. I think it is quite to my liking. I must continue to write more.

Awesome, this is the best mecha text I've ever read that describes combat (I've read it, don't blame me, you're right). Or is there anything similar that's written well? Can you recommend it? It's so cool.

It is a classic mecha novel. , There are not so many routines, the plot is not bad, except for the beginning, where the life experience is a bit of an unsolved mystery, everything else is okay

It's a relatively decent mecha book.

It's a pretty good mecha type, but it seems to be purely melee combat, with zero range.

Very well written on this subject matter It's good to read, but there are so few readers, so the book is never updated.

Okay, it's not bad. The subject matter is rare. I will give you a five-star review to support it. I hope it will not be discontinued or unfinished. Of course, I may also give a review, depending on how you write later.

Okay, okay, it's well written and the main character isn't too weak either. It's a cool story [Like][Like][Like]

Okay, not bad. Give me support

I've finished chasing fish at work all day long. Come on, author, don't give up. No matter how hard life is, just take some time and write more when you feel better [full]

I stayed up late to read it in one sitting. The author's writing is very good, the plot is also good, and the battle plot design is full marks, especially the details.

I enjoyed reading it, it's a very rich mecha text.

After reading more than 90 chapters, the author's idea setting is very good and has good intentions. This alone deserves 5 stars. It feels like the author wants to write too much. After thinking about it, it feels like there is no ultimate goal, just like cultivating immortals. Because there are many novels about cultivating immortals, many people know that there is a Qi training period and a foundation building period as soon as they read the novel. However, the author did not write a big goal for the protagonist at the beginning of this novel. I said it seems a bit weird. Novels about cultivating immortals usually have a goal at the beginning, either to go home or to be orphaned. It doesn't matter, and they want to see the top of the world of cultivating immortals. But the author wants to write about a lot of things, reality and the Internet, but for what purpose after improvement? It just feels like there is no goal, and it would be weird if you put it in, so there is no sense of involvement. I feel like the author needs to think about this. After all, many popular novels have clear goals (or short-term goals). Take Dou Po as an example. There are goals in the early, middle and late stages, and there is a three-year agreement in the early stage. Therefore, every time the goods are received and upgraded, it can give people a feeling that they are about to succeed. But I didn't feel the author, so I skipped the 90 chapters and the later webcasts [face covering]. But I don't know what the author's outline is, so I'd better write and think about it a little bit, but I suggest you have a big goal for the ending, and then intersperse small and medium goals in the middle. Otherwise, it always feels weird. The plot pushes the protagonist instead of the protagonist following the plot. It doesn't feel like you want to skip any chapter. Personal opinion, don't spray if you don't like it [blowing kiss]

It's pretty cool. Come on, I think later on if you don't know how to use a gun, you can use hidden weapons, such as flying knives, needles, etc., To develop long-range attacks.

It looks good, the mecha battles are beautifully drawn, and I look forward to the follow-up world view.

It's good-looking, has a grand world view, rigorous logic, and is a perfect combination of the torrent of steel and the charm of ancient martial arts.