
My Mechanics Are Better Than Yours
我的机制在你之上
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 875k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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To summarize the plot: The protagonist has a cheat code, just lounging around all day, constantly cleaning up after his idiotic best friend, which makes the protagonist seem idiotic too. 😅
From an unserious reader named Pear... Pfft From reader Pear's somewhat unconventional personal preferences
Hmm... This is part of reader Pear's somewhat unconventional imagination series: "Staying Up Late Harms Your Health."
Having read over 60 chapters, I'm here to vent. What kind of personality does this protagonist have? I don't understand it at all. The initial depiction of the killings was decisive yet somewhat cautious, but later on, the protagonist became increasingly reckless and impulsive.
It's truly incomprehensible. He clearly has a cheat-like advantage, yet instead of trying to convert it into money, he doesn't consider changing the mechanism. Does being powerful mean being rich is less important than having power? The key point is that the needle didn't even seem like much. Then, after converting it into the mechanism, he starts thinking, "Wow, this mechanism is really good!" It feels like the protagonist's actions are inconsistent; his intelligence might be questionable.
Bored Pear made a mechanism with little wings for Xiao Che using her paws... Hopefully, Xiao Che won't fall headfirst next time she flies...
To be honest, I clicked to read it with great interest after reading the synopsis, but after about ten chapters, I really couldn't continue. It's a good premise, but the content is empty, there's no main plot, and the story is very confusing. It's as if the author doesn't even know what they're trying to write.
It was a great subject, but the author portrayed it as the life of a dying old man, both willful and powerless.
If the protagonist can't use the heirloom, but Zhou Zekai can, then I can't understand why he took it after killing Zhao Hai. Why not just throw it away? What's the point of taking it if you can't use it? And the fact that the protagonist can't use it but his best friend can makes me wonder who the protagonist really is.
Rant thread!
If you have any complaints, please leave a comment below. I'll read them when I have time.