Twin Cities: Building Mechs in Piltover

The writing is quite good, but there are some things that are not very good. I think the writing is good because the book is really good, and the writing is not good because there are indeed some not so good things in the book. Overall, the writing is quite good, but it is a bit not so good.

After reading the novel, I can only discern two words: stingy, or of course, deliberate suppression. The three foundations of science and technology are energy, materials, and information. In terms of energy, the protagonist has obtained a nuclear energy reactor. It is difficult to develop in a small direction, but it is not enough to go to a large one, one meter or two meters. The materials include all kinds of magic steel. If it doesn't work, the most basic steel will be fine. The weakest point is the weak defense, and there is no shield. For information, artificial intelligence chips are enough. All technologies are complete, including energy weapons for attack, and electromagnetic technology. It can easily complete a small aerospace warship of twenty or thirty meters. Heroes below the demigod level, two or three aerial battleships, equipped with cannonballs seven or eight times the speed of sound, killed one by one. If there are not enough resources, the protagonist's current strength is either to cooperate or to go it alone. If it doesn't work, just threaten with force, and you will only participate in big events. When you have the strength, you will be a big event, just start a wave of mechanical craze

I drew it myself, don't spray it if you don't like it.

Completely different from what I imagined. I thought I was going to ditch Hextech. Play with pure technology, not magic technology. In the end, he was still a traitor playing with magic technology.

Source Plan·Unlimited

At the very least, you must learn to copy books, just like in The Super God Mechanic. You must have your own territory and your own power, which can be used to forge equipment and build a mechanical army. At the same time, the machines in hand are also of various kinds, instead of always just mechas and mechas. Battleships, robots, giant structures, super instruments, these are all machines.

The author should probably write more about exploring technology, changing Pi City, and causing shock to all parties. Didn't he write about satellites and telephones before? I was full of expectations, but you passed it by in one stroke. And the protagonist seems to be a bastard in the back, running around, and sometimes being very promiscuous. When he goes to meet someone, he can just talk for a chapter or two. And everyone came here because of the title of this book. What they want to see is the life of an inventor who brings modern and future technology into Pi City, who can build mechas to fight monsters, and who can create things to benefit the masses. Rather than watching a bastard, you can simply write one or two chapters, but the more you read, the less interesting it becomes.

Caitlin Gilaman

The appearance of Caitlin from the Twin Cities is hard to describe, and it directly ruined my fantasy of a female police officer. It was so 😍😍 in the game. . . . This is the one in the Twin Cities 😰😰

At the same time, I watched the four main characters in Piltover, Delmar, Nok, Ionia, and one who came out of the void and walked around with Kai'Sa. Now I sometimes have confused memories and think they are in the same world.