Reborn as a Mecha Master

Sigh, this reborn person, while saying that his body is not good, still went out with the people who beat him up. He clearly knew that those two people had bad intentions towards him, but he still rushed towards them. Did he think that if he didn't die, he would be asking for trouble?

The protagonist possesses the secret of the gene serum, but instead of secretly becoming stronger, he prepares it in front of others, which is off-putting.

The author's writing on mecha battles is quite good. However, I feel the rest of the plot could be faster-paced, the dialogue more concise, and there could be more mecha combat for a better viewing experience. I'd also really like to see some ideas for new mecha designs. I enjoyed watching the early battles between the little tigers, so I drew some fan art, haha. Looking forward to the exciting mechs to come!

Well, to be honest, this book felt a bit strange. After thinking about it for a long time, I think the word "far-fetched" best describes it. First of all, I only read about sixty chapters before giving up. The protagonist's personality was unclear and incomprehensible, and the character development was too forced, especially the relationships between the protagonist and other characters.

Reborn 2000 years in the past and wanting to see old friends. Has anyone ever lived that long in history? Chen Zhuan was only around 800 years old. Are you a fourth-stage Nascent Soul reincarnation? Go ahead and do whatever you want, kid. 🥵🥵🥵

Searching for mecha, this book appeared, and I eagerly added it to my bookshelf. Then I read eight chapters. My impression is: high skill breeds composure; photographic memory means I don't care about details. Things like loan sharks and gambling—I don't notice them. You ask why mecha pilots have such low perception? Because I'm strong! Invincible! Come on, let's fight…

At the beginning, in order to make the protagonist provoke a few characters to lower his intelligence, all sorts of misunderstandings and coincidences were strung together, with a probability even smaller than winning the lottery, but the protagonist ran into them. Afterwards, he suddenly realized what was going on when his intelligence returned.

The plot is decent, but the author keeps retconning various details. The word choice and sentence structure are also at an elementary school level. Judging from the short reviews and chapter comments, it's likely that nobody reads it. The author actually finished the book; that's amazing and shows how hard they worked!

It's amazing the author persevered and even went to his grandfather's house. Just for that kind of generosity, I'm a fan!

Bro, release a new book! I'm so touched! Seriously.