Attack Robots

If this book was about robots all the time, I would read it.

Brother, if your robot came out of a scrap factory, would I be able to accept it?

It's very strange why the protagonist has to work for someone else when he can obviously kill beasts to collect points.

The advantages of robots are not mentioned at all. It feels like a person is slowly upgrading and practicing. I originally wanted to see robots! Also, writing about school is too boring. Adding a competition is even more boring. I saw that there was a school in the back and I couldn't continue reading. You perfectly avoided all the advantages and left a bunch of boring plots.

Basically, there are no advantages of robots. The robots actually want to practice slowly. You change the protagonist to a physical body, and the technical terms are replaced by Dantian, Jindan and the like. There is no sense of violation. The explosive troops of the robot are not easy to replace with parts immediately. High-speed analysis of data programming is completely absent. I am also drunk 😅

Author, didn't you say before that robots are robots? Why should we learn from humans and cultivate slowly? Can I go to the robot to repair it? Even what? Isn't the robot program plug-and-play? Where has his computing power gone? . And didn't you say you only wrote about robots before? Adding so many settings about humans? Then you might as well just change him into a human being. After all, it's just a robot shell. It's still written as a person inside.

Good books have good rewards, this book will eventually become popular

(Mild spoilers, analysis) Many people say why pig's feet need to grow, but I just can't figure it out. Pig's feet have no money and no power, so the good equipment they get can reach the sky in one step, and some people say they need to practice? , Can putting some order in it be called cultivation? If dark energy stones are regarded as raw materials, order points are molds, and this is for making equipment, right? There are still people who want to come up with a business model where robots work for robots. This is not impossible, but didn't pig's feet push Thousand Hands up to explore the wind? But I think even if we accept mechanical life, without a major crisis, human beings cannot It is controlled by a pig-foot robot, and the parts of the pig-foot are replaced and I don't know where they go (maybe I didn't look carefully). It is obviously very difficult to build a robot by yourself. As for the control, the nano-bugs may be a foreshadowing (but there are high technologies in other worlds, and they may be used to snatch mechas). I don't mean to criticize, but I am afraid that the positioning of this book will be confused.

The writing was good at the beginning, but it continued to fail later. You still need to be proficient in machine downloading skills, and you also need to be proficient in machine downloading fighting The machine can command the combat power through calculation (only the protagonist can, other robots are only calculated by the protagonist) The machine cannot compare with the human brain. You can download it in the early stage, but in the later stage you can only learn, then practice, and finally become proficient Machines need lessons and training, and the system has various restrictions and then no restrictions. No matter humans or aliens, they all want to survive. What kind of order is there? Later, they forcefully say that only by killing alien beasts and obtaining the crystal cores in their heads can you get good things. The first dozens of chapters can be read, but after participating in the competition, there is nothing to watch. The author uses obsessive-compulsive disorder to force the plot.

. . . It's not very male, because rather than saying that the robot is the protagonist, it's better to say that Luo Mu is the protagonist. This should be a female video, and the female protagonist should be turned into the protagonist. The robot is a cheat, because the whole book is written around the female protagonist, and the robot only accounts for 30% of the plot. The center of the plot has always been Luo Mu, who has never changed

One like adds one day to the time the author cannot find a partner [doge]

I haven't read it yet but I plan to start reading it now. Many people say it's good to be a robot all the time. In fact, that is also the wish of book lovers. There are many types of robots, including the anthropomorphic ones in The Terminator, mechanical creations like Transformers, functional ones like those in Battle of the Planets, giant colonial suits in Pacific Rim, and semi-mechanized creatures in RoboCop, etc. Come on, write a brilliant novel.

There are quite a lot of poisonous points. What era is it? Robots have become popular. Sky Eyes should have been everywhere in the streets long ago. An evolutionist went to rob a student's wallet and took it. There are so many poisonous points that I'm too lazy to talk about them.

As someone who reads pirated copies, I am not qualified to comment on the quality of this book, but I still can't help but want to say something. At the beginning, the protagonist time-traveled into a robot, which felt rather novel. After all, there were not many novels of this type. Then the protagonist is a housework robot with obsessive-compulsive disorder, and some scenes in life are also well written. Then for various reasons, he joined the college fighting competition, won the ranking, and was recommended to enter the academy. Later, a bug nest fell from the sky, and something else felt wrong. The protagonist battled wits and courage with the bug queen, and finally achieved counterattack but was also scrapped. He absorbed the crystal core of the bug queen, upgraded the system space, and was reborn two or three years later. Discover part of the truth about the planet . However, as a reader, what I see is that an elite monster with too high combat power is arranged (why not blood massacre and use potions to mutate the monster, so the level span is not so wide) The protagonist simply trades life for output, absorbs crystal cores to upgrade at the last moment, and stays in the brood. It has not been discovered for three years (it is still acceptable to hide it in the flesh), but it feels like it is too blunt to force the protagonist to separate from the academy line. The academy can still write some more, like a hunting competition, in a valley or basin that is dedicated to low- and intermediate-level monsters, among the students Form a team to hunt monsters, and then massacre and cause trouble. The monsters riot and attack the interception net. The students are trapped and the teacher comes to rescue. The protagonist's team is too deep and there is no time to retreat. In times of crisis, the protagonist breaks out or something You can also go to the war front for survival training. After all, the academy is for The country raises war talents, (not only can more pen and ink be spent on the growth of supporting characters, but also accidents can be created to provide a stage for the protagonist) Suddenly it rises to the level of civilization. This is not what the protagonist's current strength should consider. There is also an old immortal fooling the protagonist into participating. The system can't kill this guy to get his memory (it can still know the truth about the planet), so is it really going to forcefully advance the plot? Conflicts between several countries will eventually lead to war. Why not let the protagonist go through a war as a wanderer, experience the cruelty of war, and strengthen the protagonist's belief (this may or may not be present) What is more important is the psychological growth of the protagonist, which cannot be called growth just by increasing the combat effectiveness of system equipment. People have the ability of robots, and robots have human souls This is completely different. I'm not very good at expressing myself. If there's anything wrong, just think I'm here to cause trouble = v =

Without any passion, the robots are armed to the top to fight aliens.

That is to say, it is novel at the beginning, but then it becomes the same old routine.

I originally thought I would be my own master like Skynet, constantly engaged in scientific research and evolution, but in the end I ended up working for others.

Tin cylinder robot, farewell!

It's a bit sad. After all, I still like novels that are more unique. I am not qualified to judge your hard work. But competition among novels is fierce, so don't be too sad. Even a good novel cannot satisfy everyone. Making money from novels is not stable, and piracy is rampant (I'm quite ashamed). It is best to keep a calm mind, absorb useful suggestions from readers, and don't care too much about readers' opinions (short-sightedness). I wish you a prosperous future with your next article!

It would be more appropriate to post a female video.

Pushbook, another robot, is currently in a state of explosive updates

The writing is good, but I can't stand it anymore. I feel like you, the author, haven't decided on a direction yet. Since you chose warm daily life before, why did you make a sudden change? I really can't adapt =_=

Why is this good book so bad? 😭

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This achievement. . It's a bit difficult

Why haven't the bets been settled yet?

Shi Chen is so disgusting, when will he die?

A light novel in robot skin, nondescript.

Great writing, very touching, keep up the good work

Back then, when I was young and full of energy, what I said was reasonable, but the method was wrong. I would like to apologize to those who had conflicts with me.