I Became a Mecha, and I Can Evolve Without Limits

It's nothing compared to the Japanese style, right? When disaster strikes, a hero appears. After being saved, wow, this hero is not a threat to us. Should we kill him? (The most damn outrageous thing is that this is what most people think)

How did you manage to step on all the thunder? I can't understand it.

It might be better if the driver is replaced by a man

How do you manage to step on all the thunder? I can't understand it.

I originally thought that the protagonist would break away from human society, feed on war, continue to evolve, then kill monsters to find and kill the mastermind behind the scenes, and finally transfer to the interstellar world and start wandering around, contacting various civilizations. . . . By the way, does anyone know of such a book? If so, kick me

Neural synchronization is the conversion of neural signals into electrical signals for synchronization. It must be the data center that Bai Ying entered. The protagonist's consciousness composed of a bunch of data can actually be beaten? And the pain synchronization is ridiculous. If you build a war mech and also install pain sensors, isn't it because you think it doesn't die quickly enough? This is a war mecha, not a Japanese 18X mechanical doll.

The protagonist doesn't really need a driver, unless he wants to be like Gundam OO or Eva, where the driver has superpowers, otherwise he might as well move by himself. (In fact, giant mechas are really cool, but they are also very cost-effective. The energy provided by the mecha can kill monsters, and missiles with the same energy can also kill monsters. There is no need to maintain it. A full-body exoskeleton for individual soldiers is enough. Unless the driver has superpowers, he has to use a giant mecha.)

Not bad, what can I say? It prefers the character style of Japanese mechas, but the scene is Pacific Rim. The female protagonist is very violent and the male protagonist is even a bit cowardly. Although I don't like the violent female protagonist, it is indeed very distinctive.

Damn... It's so poisonous that I can't even swallow it. The author's taste is really special.

After reading ten chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It's hard to imagine the author's mental state. The last time I saw such a twisted character was in a Japanese comic. The heroine is particularly fleshed out and can make readers completely hate the previous character in just a few sentences. The male protagonist has nothing to do with what is said in the introduction. He suddenly became angry, fought for his life, and then fell asleep.