Interstellar Lord: I Became a Mechanical Soldier from the Start

The creation of robots and warlords is a bit outrageous, isn't it?

Dear author, the most important aspect of the Mech race is its industrial production capacity. The reason it's one of the four great natural disasters of the universe is because, given resources, it can produce troops 24/7 without eating or drinking. I see you don't have any logistics units in your unit lineup. Warfare is all about logistics!

I was speechless from the start. Sleeping is so easily interrupted, and with an angel asleep, it's one thing if the mechanical faction wants to destroy the planet, but what about the angel on the other side sleeping? There's only one communication terminal in the technological war, not even a few backup communication sites, which is ridiculous.

I hope fantasy and technology can coexist, rather than focusing solely on technology.

I really don't know what to say about this writing style.

The cannon fodder robots can even talk; capitalists are too kind.

Looking at it, robots are supposed to be absolutely rational and shouldn't make mistakes, so how could it have fallen over?

Practicing writing without cultivating the mind will lead to endless failures and prevent one from achieving sainthood.

I wonder if a Warhammer 40,000 Titan will appear. A psionic Titan is a combination of psionic and mechanical powers. Praise be to Omnisiah, the god of machines.

I've been missing a man terribly lately, it's making my heart break.