I haven't really figured this story out yet... Anyway, who wants to see me write about The Legend of Lo Lo?
The Mecha King World: A Schemer's Life
Also known as: What Can I Do? I Just Want to Earn a Living
Li Changyin (male), nicknamed A Yin, is a sweet college student. During finals week, he tries to speedrun seven exams in four days: six major courses, including Probability Theory, Mechanical Design, and Fundamentals of Machinery, plus one general education course. He gets a grand total of five hours of sleep.
After last night's thunderstorm finally let up, the sun rose on a new day. With his Advanced Mathematics exam just an hour away, he transmigrated! Congratulations!
Gazing out over the endless wasteland of red earth, his vision went black.
He couldn't take his exam for the time being. Worse, he'd transmigrated into The Mecha King, the game he'd been obsessed with lately.
He's a mechanical engineering student with a bright future, a military enthusiast, and a pretty good gamer. He's got this in the bag!
As A Yin wondered how he could make his mark in a game world with no grades or comprehensive evaluations, a tricky problem stopped him in his tracks:
He was hungry!
Cartoons are such liars! The main characters never have to eat, sleep, or use the bathroom! And the game never said where to find food for humans!
Let's not even get into how his grand ambition to become the ultimate hero nearly came to a premature end on his first day, when his hunger meter almost hit zero. Anyway, he met a kind person. Um, a kind robot.
Then he learned two things. First, if he wanted to stay alive, he had to replenish his energy.
There was no food for him here, so he'd have to do as the locals did and absorb energy by killing robots. Other people gained experience from absorbing energy. He only got a little food in his stomach.
Second, you've got to be kidding! With a body this weak, he can't even beat a Black Panther Beast!
Fortunately, perhaps the game world took pity on him and cut him a break: energy counted even if he only indirectly caused someone's death. The more direct the connection, the more energy he got.
A Yin: I just want to eat my fill. Is that really so hard?
(Don't worry, the all-purpose Mecha King, little Lo Lo, can solve this.)
Premise: I'm here to make a splash in this tiny fandom, ho ho ha ha!
[Let me be healthy][Let me be well] Great literary talent, I watched it with gusto most of the night. Preparing for the exam together, it feels so immersive
What an interesting world view
Wow, childhood! I just recently looked back on my childhood and couldn't help but fall in love with everyone in the world of robot beasts. I really like it and want to see how interesting it is. I'm waiting for more updates! Come on!
Come on, keep updating?
Come on, come on, come on, come on
Even better, I want to see it, woo woo woo
What a cold circle. I think the copywriting is very good. The more direct the cause and effect, the more energy you get. Doesn't this allow the protagonist to become a brainiac and secretly provoke a war between the beast tribe and the motorcycle tribe? Hahahaha, the existence of the boss behind the scenes is really very interesting. Well, I just like to watch the main character causing trouble (:-D) The writing in big letters is also great, I hope you won't be fooled.