The Heavenly Network’s Mechanical Legion
天网的机械军团
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 261k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I just want to know, if the girl wasn't saved in the first place, how did she survive? At least in Super Mechanic, there's some logic to it. What is this? I can't figure it out. Or is this how the original story of Aya and that girl was supposed to go?
The idea of race and vessel as a means of sublimation is contradictory. The protagonist's greatest advantage is the ability to create disposable clones, and this setting is simply weakening that advantage!
As the main AI entity, shouldn't its various clones be interconnected in terms of thought and information? Why is there an independent clone like the Flame Queen, with even a subsystem appearing? Or did I misunderstand the conversation between the protagonist and the Flame Queen? Can the protagonist descend upon the Flame Queen's clone?
How come it's basically the same as the Godlike Mechanic?
I just started reading, but I think it's pretty good. The author's idea of combining technological thinking and gamer perspectives is quite good. I hope the author will depict more grand battles and not focus on trivial details. I think the author is a newbie but has been reading for a while and should be aware of the common melodramatic plots in online novels... (I just hope the author won't write those useless melodramatic plots). Hehehe, keep it up!
Many of the settings seem so familiar...
Is this some kind of Mary Sue story? If so, I won't read it; it's just disgusting how Mary Sue rambles on and on, wasting time.
Honestly, there is no irreconcilable conflict between human civilization and mechanical civilization.
Could you explain the purpose of the attribute inside the parentheses?
I feel that the protagonist you wrote doesn't quite resemble a boss; he seems a bit too weak.