The Metal Empire

As the title suggests, this is the only book I've ever read from cover to cover. Other books are either rambling or just rambling on about meaningless things, but this one is different. I was truly immersed in it and finished it very quickly. What I want to say is that although this book is a bit short, only a little over 800,000 words, it is wonderful, otherwise I wouldn't have kept reading it.

Let me correct some common-sense errors in the author's work. The idea is good, but there are too many pitfalls.

Let's see how many skyscrapers can be built when this book is finished.

The feedback section is where you can post any good ideas or suggestions you have about this book.

The main character in this book is a bit silly, so I dropped it.

It would be better to write it in a post-apocalyptic style.

The protagonist let everyone who wanted to kill him escape; how ruthless!

He's being chased and hasn't even solved the problem yet, and he still has the mind to chase women. This kind of protagonist must be completely brain-dead.

Has this protagonist ever even bought a lottery ticket? He doesn't know anything and just writes nonsense. Winning a hundred times out of ten means you'd be lucky to get tens of millions, let alone seven or eight hundred million, and that depends on the jackpot. He's really living in a dream world.

The book was alright, but the ending was terrible, which was really disappointing.