[Battle Armor Sci-Fi + Smart Characters + No Power Creep + Passion for Country + Thrilling Combat]
This is a world where everyone has a chance to awaken battle armor.
At the awakening ceremony, Zhang Fan awakens nothing but a heap of rusty scrap metal.
The crowd bursts into laughter. His childhood sweetheart publicly cuts ties with him, his roommates of three years throw his belongings out the door, and the principal declares him useless and sends him to sweep the storeroom.
Zhang Fan is sweeping late into the night when a shard of metal sticking out of the scrap cuts his wrist. As he begins to lose too much blood and his consciousness starts to fade...
Suddenly!
A clear, ethereal mechanical voice rings in his ears.
“Ding! Compatible inheritor detected. The Starfall War God inheritance is activating.”
As the robot finishes speaking, the scrap-metal armor on Zhang Fan’s body peels away on its own, revealing battle armor as dazzling as the stars.
From that moment on, Zhang Fan smashes his way through every obstacle.
One punch blows a Mech General to pieces.
One palm crushes a Mech King.
One slash obliterates a Mech Emperor.
During a global livestream, when China faces a beast horde and a joint attack from several powerful nations, Zhang Fan casually rolls his neck.
“That’s it?”
Eventually, the whole world knows that this guy named Zhang Fan is, without question, the strongest person alive.
“My name is Zhang Fan. My name may include the word ‘ordinary,’ but there’s nothing ordinary about my life.”
The protagonist has gone through ups and downs along the way, but always maintains his good intentions. His attitude towards things inspired me a lot. The group portraits are at the textbook level. The good guys have difficulties, the villains have their own difficulties, there is no absolute good or bad, the characters are very three-dimensional, every word is heart-warming, and the humorous daily life dilutes the small twists and turns in the plot. I will not find the plot boring, but I will read it without realizing it in the different twists and turns. I read it in one go and I think this book deserves a good review.
Although the plot is a bit cliche, I think this book is okay and I would like to encourage you.
I can't stand the first seven chapters. The plot is quite cliche. It's like the brainless plot used in the short series at the beginning, surrounded by homo sapiens.