Twin Cities: Building Mechs in Piltover

It's well-written, but there are some shortcomings. I think it's well-written because the book itself is quite good, but it's also not so good because there are indeed some parts that aren't very good. Overall, it's well-written, just a little bit lacking.

After finishing the novel, all I can think of is two words: stingy, or perhaps deliberately suppressive. The three foundations of science and technology are energy, materials, and information. In terms of energy, the protagonist has acquired a nuclear reactor. It's difficult to develop it in a smaller way, so why not develop it in a larger way, like one or two meters?

I drew this myself, so please don't criticize if you don't like it.

It's completely different from what I imagined. I thought they were going to abandon Hextech and go for pure tech instead of magic tech. Turns out, they're still traitors playing with magic tech.

Project Infinite

At the very least, you need to learn how to copy books, just like in the game "Super God Mechanic". You need to have your own territory and your own power, so that you can forge equipment and build a mechanical army. At the same time, the machines they wield are also diverse, not just mechs all the time. Warships, robots, megastructures, super instruments—these are all machines.

The author should write more about technological advancements, how Piltover is transformed, and how this will shock everyone. Didn't you mention satellites and telephones before? I was so looking forward to it, but you just glossed over it.

Caitlin Giraman

Caitlyn from Twin Cities is... Well, let's just say her appearance is... Indescribable. She completely shattered my illusions about policewomen. In the game, she's just like this 😍😍... In Twin Cities, she's like this 😰😰

I watched four main characters in Piltover, Demacia, and Ionia at the same time, and another one came out of the Void and wandered around with Kai'Sa. Now, sometimes my memory gets confused, and I think they're all in the same world.