Scientific Beast Taming: Mech Battle Pets
科学御兽：智械战宠
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Shennong is here! This comment contains no spoilers. The mechanical design and combat storyline are very well done, giving it a cyberpunk-style pet novel feel. However, the character descriptions felt awkward. The protagonist was a bit too arrogant.
It looks a bit like Mr. Qi Peijia's vest.
It's not that the writing is bad, the subject matter is good. But it's too drawn out. Leaving aside the excessive data descriptions, the plot is seriously dragging. I'm dropping it.
It's well-written, but what's with this strangely watery feel? Author, please update more often. If you update more and there aren't any major flaws, the results are expected to be similar to those of the neighboring "Unscientific Beast Taming".
The author may have intended to portray the protagonist as someone with exceptional talent who is somewhat arrogant. However, he becomes a completely different person when interacting with his friends and the principal. With his friends, he's willing to buy machine guns for his brothers and equip them on a Tyrannosaurus Rex, and he'll even ask his brothers for their opinions on the weapon.
Why is it so bland? It's not that there are too few updates, it's just that you repeat the same thing over and over again. The theme and setting are okay, and the writing is alright, it's just that the pacing is too slow. Are readers on Qidian paying to read your rambling? They pay real money to subscribe, and this is what you give them?
Other than that, there aren't many problems. The protagonist's stubborn personality is a bit unpleasant to watch. The author wanted to portray a high-IQ genius, but the execution feels somewhat unsuccessful. His arrogance and lack of emotional intelligence are slightly off-putting.
The premise is good, but I wonder what era the author is from? The trope of showing off and being slapped in the face is just endlessly repetitive. According to the book's premise, the protagonist's abilities are beyond comprehension, so being questioned is normal. Is it really necessary to keep writing about it?
It's well-written, but why don't I feel any connection to it? It feels like I'm just reading an essay.
Brother, your novel will definitely be very popular in Africa. Because you are their savior!