The All-Around Metalworker

Research suggests that being too tall isn't necessarily a good thing, so 160cm is the ideal height for me 🤓

I've read over 100 chapters, and there are just too many flaws. The plot is too illogical and a waste of ideas. The existence of 100% pure copper has already alarmed the government. As for 100% pure iron, pure iron is soft, you know… The author's ideas are good, and the concepts are great, but there are too many common-sense flaws.

I tolerated the many illogical parts in the earlier chapters, but what's the point of having the female lead kidnapped and defiled in chapter 700+? Is this disgusting or what? If you're going to discipline her, why not write it like a woman does it? Why does it have to be that, except for her private parts, her whole body is seen and played with by a bunch of men? Is this some kind of psychopath?

Chapter 1086 Is the male lead brainless? Is being a boss too difficult? Or is his life too easy? He's already working like a dog, and then he goes to work as a designer at someone else's jewelry company? What kind of idiot is that?

If the protagonist continues to become entirely metallic, will women be able to withstand his strength?

As we all know, conventional internal combustion engines consume gasoline or diesel fuel, hence the fuel tank. The SK sports car described by the author uses graphene batteries, therefore its engine is an electric motor. It doesn't require a piston stroke, resulting in extremely low noise—as anyone who has ridden in an electric car knows. I just don't understand why an electric car would need a piston engine? Is it for aesthetics?

I don't even want to say anything else. Does the author even know what 230 kilograms means? Shaquille O'Neal weighs 147 kilograms and is 2.16 Meters tall. Go look at that physique yourself. The protagonist's weight of 230 kilograms is roughly equivalent to two O'Neals. Is this even watchable?

The author is amazing! They've written almost two thousand chapters over three years, but only five months have passed in the book. This is incredible! I'm speechless. Just one word: I'm in awe.

Even as a complete novice, I find this book hard to understand! Take the example of using titanium alloy to build tractors—is that something a human would do?! Titanium alloy might be worthless here, but it's expensive on the market!

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't hold back any longer. So many clichéd plot points—a metal-powered superpowered person fixing cars? Wouldn't it be better to work on developing new materials?