A Surreal Game: I’m an Engineer

"The Barefoot Doctor's Handbook," "The Friend of Dual-Use Military and Civilian Personnel," "The Militia Training Handbook," and "The Shenyang Military Region Militia Cadre Handbook"—simple, practical, high-quality, and collectible—are highly recommended.

What if the protagonist could learn the relevant knowledge and then directly create a molecular-level cutting edge on the blade or arrowhead? I remember reading a novel that described something like that; the protagonist had manufacturing skills and directly created a fully automatic crossbow with a molecular-level cutting edge on the arrowhead, guaranteeing 100% armor penetration.

It looks like it's written by illegal laborers, especially like an author locked in a dark room, constantly typing away. Why do they always write stories where the protagonist joins an official organization as a laborer? The main character thrives in the game. The author seems to be ruining the story; the protagonist only gets one time a day, while others only get one a week. 😅

Is this a forced plot twist? That's ridiculous. Players in this game improve their combat power through equipment, so why ban equipment, make them run away, and then introduce an unbeatable boss?

The story was quite interesting before it was released, but the dungeons seem too frequent. Less than once a day, and you're already joining an organization and doing quests? I don't see the point of joining an organization; it's just constant checking and questing. Don't you need to rest after a dungeon run? Going straight from dungeon to work is too tiring and depressing.

It's getting increasingly toxic; increasingly rambling; it looks like a primary school student's essay. It started off well... Sigh.

Why is nobody reading this? If you don't understand, just ask! What's the author's power source?

I checked it out for free for a limited time, so here are my thoughts! Pros: The theme is decent; it's similar to a very popular book from two years ago (I forgot the title 😭 too lazy to look it up)! Cons: Severely lacking in excitement! No sense of immersion!

The novel was very much to my liking; I finished it in two days. However, there was one part that didn't quite make sense: the points system. It felt like the points weren't being used to pay out. I hope the author can fix that. There are just too many points, and there's no clear representation of the total number of players. Each game session isn't very long either. It was okay at the beginning, but now it's easily reaching millions or tens of millions.

The premise is terrible. I won't even mention that monsters can be contracted once they submit, but the fact that monsters controlled by brain worms can even evolve is purely a setting designed for the protagonist.