Mecha Forgemaster

It's not easy to find a sci-fi novel that isn't a quick transmigration story. I'm not usually a big fan of mecha themes, but compared to all the other quick transmigration novels, this one seems so unique and charming that I'm hooked! The female-oriented science fiction genre is really declining; it's been completely taken over by quick transmigration stories. How did quick transmigration end up being categorized as science fiction...?

The sci-fi genre that once dominated interstellar literature has almost entirely turned into transmigration novels. Finding one that isn't transmigration is no easy feat!

Well, I'm not just talking about this one novel, but most female-oriented novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). Whether it's historical romance, fantasy, xianxia (Chinese fantasy), or space-time, the female protagonists each have their own strengths, but they all have one thing in common: they're foodies. There are very few space-time novels these days, and even fewer good ones.

The plot pacing feels a bit slow, but the storylines and romance are handled very well. I've already added it to my favorites. I hope someone can agree with my opinion; if you don't, please be gentle with your criticism, thank you (*°∀°)

I hope this story can focus less on food details and more on sci-fi elements like mechs and spaceships. Too much food content makes it less pure.

I just want to know when it will be released and when there will be a massive update!

... This book is so tiring to read. Many actions aren't explained beforehand, nor are there any hints about the characters' thoughts or intentions. Instead, the meaning is only revealed much later, or sometimes there's no explanation at all.

What kind of definition of a hawk is this? Isn't it a consensus to strengthen our military capabilities during peacetime? There's no reason to strengthen them only when war comes. Even people in ancient times knew the principle of "raising an army for a thousand days to use it for one day." You call that a hawk? You call someone who says, "There's no fighting on the front lines, so let's cut military spending," a traitor or an idiot, a dove?

The original text states that the family's last level 8 blacksmith died in an accident, which served as the trigger. In addition, the family itself had some conflicts with external forces, which led to several large families surrounding the family attacking and assassinating the family's blacksmith, ultimately resulting in the family's destruction. My feeling is that this is very unreasonable.

Having read the first few chapters, I really dislike the way the female lead's father acts. I genuinely dislike this kind of behavior. He's saying, "I'm doing this for your own good, for your safety," and then saying nothing, instead of leaving the female lead completely clueless when something serious happens, forcing her to find the answers herself. Couldn't he have informed her beforehand to avoid such a situation? 😥