Mecha Star Chronicles

I hope this novel has no cp. Does this novel have cp?

When I saw that the author specifically wrote about the relationship between male partners, I really couldn't help but complain. I think there is a lot of ambiguity. As the author said, Lin Fan has been in a relationship for 8 years, and she would complain about her partner's poor emotional intelligence. So, has she ever reflected on whether John Woo must be so good to her? Lin Fan, what is your reason? Mentality, if you have something to do, go to John Woo as soon as possible, leave your back to him, and he will carry you back to the dormitory when you are tired from practicing, and you can eat food prepared by others with peace of mind. Are people really unselfish? Wouldn't you find female friends by yourself? You don't go into it, but you enjoy the kindness of others to you. Is this Lin Fan's understanding of "good friends"? Don't make it both serious and grounded. You, the author, are pursuing truth. It is indeed quite real. There are quite a few parents like Lin Fan in the real world. But over the course of several chapters, more than 700, Lin Fan is still a person with low self-esteem and dare not face his heart. Even so, he is still a woman who can open up the stars, the Laughing Rat Man. Lin Fan, if you are brave enough, just tell Song Ren directly that you don't know how to fall in love, thank you for your appreciation; or ask John Woo if he likes her, or directly tell Song Ren that you are indeed attracted to him, but you don't know if it's love. Since you have no cp, let's make it clear that it is true, and it feels awkward to look at it. Okay, after building up the goodwill between John Woo and Song Ren, now we get Antonio and Jin Sichen on the spaceship. Although this arrangement is indeed possible in terms of personality and skills, I have to say that this is too coincidental. I have read an article before, and the heroine is also very powerful. There is a lot of process. Men like her, and she ends up with one of them, but the remaining men don't get married, and become neighbors with her. I doubt that this novel will go like this. Lin Fan doesn't get married, but has a crush on her, and the one who has a crush on her also stays with her in the end. How is this different from having a harem on a male channel?

I have read more than 300 chapters. This novel needs to be read slowly and appreciated. I don't feel that the front part is dragging. I feel that the description is very detailed and in place. I like it like this. The writing and ink are very comfortable. The back part unfolds slowly. If you continue to write, you will be able to become a god. Come on!

Awesome, all male partners

The male supporting characters who slipped out of the supporting role column are shocking and scary.

Author, you are really bad at writing emotional dramas. The emotional dramas are a mess. The subject matter is very good, but the details are very poor. The protagonist is a special talent, but she is also a woman. I have never seen any outstanding female characters who protect the protagonist. They are all men. Don't you think it is unreasonable? The people who take care of you are all young men.

I always thought that the author might not be able to persevere, because the monthly income in the monthly summary is relatively meager. I didn't expect that it was 2.17 Million words, which is too rare 👍👍 Many novice authors can only write a few hundred thousand words or a few hundred thousand words in their first book and end it quickly 😁😁 The author's first book has reached more than 2 million words, which is amazing. Come on 🌹🌹

Good morning, 1515 is awesome.

When can the heroine resist her mother? It's so frustrating.

It's so good, I finished reading it in one afternoon. I didn't really like the daily life after leaving the 800 generation. I initially thought that the heroine would go on a mission with her colleagues after returning to the special agency, and then show off other power systems. Normally, this world should have practitioners (cultivating immortals, catching ghosts) and people with supernatural powers, while ordinary people rely on technological mechas. There is hypnosis in the description of superpowers, and there are no common elements. I feel that the author has forgotten the setting of superpowers. When I first found the heroine, he said that she had special powers, not that she had practiced some kind of skill. In my opinion, superpowers are not very rare. There are big cultivators and sects, so the spiritual energy of the techniques must be there, and the path of cultivation should be relatively complete. As a model worker in a special agency, Xiao Wu who often goes out is unreasonable for an ordinary person. The special agency showed a few top-level bosses, all of whom were cultivators of immortality. The middle and low-end combat capabilities were broken, and the main employees were ordinary people. I think the department that can be compared with 800 should be relatively complete, but what is shown in the book seems to have been severely damaged more than ten years ago and has been in decline. The heroine will have to secretly protect her when she goes abroad. Why are the bodyguards all ordinary people and not equipped with other non-technical props? There was a setting at the beginning that said there was only one person with supernatural powers who could cultivate immortality. Did I miss it? I first read it as an urban supernatural novel, and then I discovered that the author's focus has always been on technology. I don't think the heroine's biological mecha is a supernatural power, but an alien black technology. After reading this, I feel that it is not necessary to have superpowers and immortality. Since you want to climb the technology tree, it is better to live in a world of pure technology, otherwise there will be chaos in combat power. The battle between immortal cultivators and mechas is still too magical. I really like the author's initial outline, where mechas perform missions and participate in various rescues, and there are mecha wars from various countries, but it's a pity that I can't write about it. The author later mentioned an alien invasion, and high-end mecha materials are hard to find, so it would be better to have a two-pronged approach, a prophecy from cultivators, so that all people can practice immortality as soon as possible, and a nationwide superpower test to improve personal survivability. A group of people gathering together during the Qi refining period to set up a sword array, regardless of whether it is useful or not, is better than hiding in a shelter and watching the live broadcast of the protagonist fighting aliens. The heroine had a bad life in the first half of her life, but now she is finally rich and happy. This is an unscientific world, so there is no need to put the pressure of saving the world on her and her friends.