As the former leader of the Autobots,
Elber is unexpectedly reborn after suffering severe injuries, only to discover that he has become a heavy-duty truck.
After being reborn again, he scans his surroundings and realizes he’s on a platform for awakening artifact spirits.
His enormous size terrifies everyone.
At the very front, a short-haired girl’s eyes are filled with both fear and excitement.
Qi Xiaoyi, a short-haired tomboy and the most mischievous student in the school,
has awakened an S-rank artifact spirit: a big rig!
“So this is my artifact spirit?”
Qi Xiaoyi quickly gets the hang of driving the truck, while Elber gradually grows accustomed to the girl who has given him a second life.
This is the story of a girl and a steel behemoth.
I like the characters of the protagonist and heroine. The conversation between the protagonist and the heroine in Chapter 18 really touched me. There is a little bit of trouble in the front (the school teacher asked the heroine to pay), but later the principal said that she would not be allowed to pay, so I don't think it is a matter of benevolence or wisdom.
Awakening is a bit classic but not highly toxic. The basic points for all novels are 3 points. 1 Point is that at least Eberta doesn't think of herself as a human and is still the leader of the Autobots. This is still okay. Otherwise, it would be funny to call a Cybertronian John Doe. The remaining 1 point is to be determined.
It looks good. Will the protagonist change into a human later?
It's okay. It can be read as a fun article, but I suggest you don't think too hard before reading it. There are some private settings in it, but overall it's pretty good.
It's beautiful. Good luck to the author.
It feels good, although it is a bit poisonous