Infinite Legend: The Mechanic

Finally, Star Wars is finished. Without exaggeration, this is the most "three-dimensional" online novel I've ever read. What do I mean by three-dimensional? Someone like me, who had absolutely no knowledge of Star Wars, is now actively researching its background and information. Star Wars elevated The Mechanic to a new level.

What attracts me most about this novel is the author's rigorous research into the world background and the reasonable development of the plot. Every character is intelligent. Whether they are reincarnators or natives, they all have their own goals, beliefs, and stances.

First of all, I haven't read much; I've only read up to the part where the protagonist is chased by a dog the second time he saves his mother. The author's intention is good, and the writing is commendable, but it just felt a bit uncomfortable to read.

This is one of the best plot-driven infinite novels I've ever read. Even within the first 5 million words, you can see the author's progress from a novice to a master. While the early chapters are somewhat immature in both plot and writing, each chapter after 2-3 million words reveals the author's hard work. From the control of the setting to the plot design, it's a top-tier work on Qidian.com.

To be honest, this is probably one of the few gems among the infinite flow novels I've seen in recent years. The game has achieved a deep level of strategy for each world, not only showing the storyline that the general public can see, but also demonstrating that the creators have done a lot of research, including the hidden settings of the worlds and even the subsequent developments that only…

To be honest, this book is not a good Infinity book among the chapters I have seen, but his exploration and construction of the plot is the best. There is no invincible push, the author has built the Infinity he wants, no, the world.

Chapter 1281 was a bit frustrating. Why didn't you put something so important in the safer space station, and it got destroyed? Are you just dragging out the plot?

Xiao Jing must have read a lot of materials while writing this, especially for the Star Wars section. Even some longtime Star Wars fans might not know about the Blade Fleet. With that kind of meticulousness, this book is sure to be excellent! I support you!

Having read over forty chapters, here's a brief review. The writing is decent, the content is quite engaging, and it's full of creativity and originality, which is a rare quality in online novels. It's okay to exploit weaknesses early on; a little abuse can actually be quite satisfying. The main flaw is probably the protagonist's temper, right?

It's such a pity. I followed this book closely when I was in high school, then it was inexplicably banned. I watched the author write a new chapter and promise to update it after completion, and finally, seeing the book end was truly heartbreaking. Having read books for almost 10 years, the only thing I regret not seeing the ending of is this book and Gu Zhenren.