Me, Mechanical Tyrannosaurus

How to say? The subject matter is very novel, but the plot is a bit rubbish. I shouldn't say it's too lame. As for the side character, I seem to have seen it. I seem to have written something similar like this when I was in my second year of high school. To be honest, instead of writing about this side plot, I would rather write about the protagonist's following. Eating means eating dirt, and many of his abilities are beginning to be unlocked, instead of being written as a side brain to isolate readers. Judging from the current perception, the protagonist seems to be dominated by emotions. He should be a little more rational, or at least calmer. Many transitions are too raw. Hard, just like when the protagonist collided with the ball lightning, I felt it was so deliberate, as if a pair of big hands grabbed this thing hard. Of course, there is indeed such a big hand, that is, from the upgrade stream to the creation, Liu is really very Deliberately, the next step is to write about the solar system, including Venus, and the Earth. The teacher said that you, the author, should not write about this stuff. Writing this stuff always feels very awkward in various senses. You should be talking about the protagonist, or a person who has the protagonist. The consciousness of memory was enveloped by special energy. It was taken over by a mechanical tyrannosaurus in a place far away from the blue star. After that, the main plot for a long time was that the protagonist found the earth and reborn his planet into a living planet. As the god, or leader, of this living planet, the protagonist should not be so direct when contacting the earth. You don't care about anything. Just drill into the Pacific Ocean. We must at least get a base on the moon or something. It's over. It affects humans on earth. For example, a few bionic robots are thrown into human society to replace some people. Now the protagonist seems to have stacked a bunch of buffs and opened plug-ins, and directly infiltrated into the indigenous groups. This is just like drinking a cup of scalding hot water in the summer heat. It is uncomfortable. In summary, the transition is too blunt, the protagonist's character is failed, and many things are not explained. Of course, this is a new book, let's see how you make up for it in the future

What does the protagonist look like? Any pictures?

The author's writing behind this is too exciting, right?

Eunuch 🙂