[Don't read it, the ending is rushed!]
Blurb:
Top mecha engineer Sang Su transmigrates as a disgraced young lady from a noble family, exiled and on the verge of starving to death.
Luckily, she doesn't have to be locked up in an engineering institute here, building mechas day and night. All she has to do is follow the standard procedure: take the broad mecha entrance exam, wait for her specialization, then join the mecha combat division and conquer the stars.
During her entire freshman year, Sang Su immersed herself in wilderness survival, outdoor combat, alien-beast dissection, culinary health, and other skills, preparing thoroughly for her great endeavor.
On specialization day, she was still earnestly studying with a book in her arms when the machine chimed: "Student Sang Su, your mental strength is extremely high and your mental control is top-tier. You are suited for mecha engi, "
"Bang!" A copy of Five Hundred Ways to Grill was slammed onto it, and smoke started pouring out of the machine.
The teacher in charge twitched at the corner of his mouth and announced, "Sang Su, you are assigned to mecha engi, "
Sang Su pointed at the machine. "Teacher, it's broken. This doesn't count."
She walked up, picked up the brick-like book, and waved it around.
The teacher in charge, deciding his head wasn't as hard as the machine, forcibly changed course. "...Combat division."
Years later, whenever the students from that mecha combat division talked about the violent maniac in their program, they would shudder. When reporters interviewed them, they only said, "She's a genius mecha engineer." A genius who could turn mechas into junk, or make them into killing machines.
Theme: The journey of pursuing a dream, with an optimistic outlook.
What I dislike the most about Jinjiang's author is that the ending is bad. It's good at the beginning, but messy at the end, and no one forces it to finish in more than 100 chapters. It's so uncomfortable for you to mess around.
It sucked, bad review
I think the writing at the beginning is really interesting and beautiful. But at the end, I don't know whether it's because I was too anxious or for some reason, but it started to be chaotic and hurriedly scribbling. I was a little confused and disorderly, and I didn't explain it clearly. I felt like I was rushing and rushing all the time. I feel like there are still a lot of places where the background setting can be expanded slowly, and there should be room for development, which is a pity.
The copywriting can't be changed, let's just say it here, it's a mess, don't look at it, it's a waste
Why is it so bad? Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Ah! West! Numb, numb
The first part is pretty good, but the second part is boring and abrupt. The plot development is inexplicable and forced, like a running account.
Why is it that the male protagonists in female-centered stories are always a little better than the female protagonists, while the female protagonists in male-centered stories are never as good as the male protagonists or even nothing???
Can't you just say it directly? Sang Su, a big tree that attracts wind, why is he doing this?? Every time it was about to be exposed, there would be various excuses to hide it. I was exhausted, it was stuck in my throat and I couldn't get it down, and I didn't feel good at all. The heroine's pleasure stories are not about the heroine hiding behind and doing good deeds without leaving her name! And now there are so many things hidden that it's hard to write about how to reveal them all later. It's all the work of the female lead. One incident accidentally exposed what good deeds the heroine had done, allowing everyone to guess other things smoothly????? Or, as before, what kind of legion should be unified to say that all these things were done by Sang Su???
If you are confused, don't ask. If you ask, you will be confused.