The Heavenly Network’s Mechanical Legion

I just want to know if the girl was not saved at the beginning, how did she survive later? At least the super mechanic has logic. What is this? I can't analyze it, or is this the original plot of Yahe and the girl?

Regarding the contradiction between race and carrier sublimation, the biggest advantage of the protagonist is not the clone that can be discarded at any time. You are simply weakening it by setting it this way!

As the AI ​​ontology, shouldn't the clones be connected by thinking information? Why is there an independent avatar like the Flame Queen, with subsystems appearing? Or did I misunderstand the conversation between the protagonist and the Flame Queen? Can the protagonist get a clone of the Flame Queen?

Why are they basically the same as Super Mechanic?

I just read it, but I think it is good. The author combines the two genres of technological thinking and players into one. It is a good idea. I hope the author will describe more grand wars instead of focusing on small things. I think the author is a novice but has been reading books for a long time. He should know the common bloody plots in online articles... (I just hope the author will not write such useless bloody plots) Hehehe, come on.

Many settings feel so familiar. . . . . . .

Is it a Hail Mary? Yes, I won't watch it anymore. It's disgusting. It's too long-winded.

To be honest, there is no irreconcilable contradiction between human civilization and mechanical civilization.

Could you please explain the functions of the attributes outside and inside the brackets?

I think the protagonist you wrote, the author, is a bit unlike the boss, and feels a bit too weak.