Mechanical Craze in Marvel

He has an army of machines and artificial intelligence at his disposal. The protagonist must rush to the front in every battle. The protagonist has become a capitalist. An arms dealer has a bunch of robots under his command. He actually has to deal with a gang leader himself. He rushes to the front every time. It's really unbelievable and he's so stupid.

Please let the author stop emphasizing how smart the protagonist is in his two lives and how he is not afraid of being deceived. While the protagonist looks like he has graduated from kindergarten, he also boasts about the protagonist's high level of intelligence, which is very fragmented and very dramatic.

It costs 300,000 and you sell it for 480,000? Don't you pay taxes?

The manufacturing cost is 30W and the price is too low. If the material cost is so high, then the labor cost, machinery cost, transportation cost, after-sales cost and tax are free? 30w material cost, you have to sell at least 60w, right?

How can I put it? The biggest bug in this book is actually the currency system. The money that the protagonist recharges into the system will not flow into the market and cause inflation. To put it simply, if you master the money printing field, the protagonist will be invincible. The money itself is meaningless. It is credit that plays a role. It is clear that the money in your own place will not flow into the market and is just used as a "prop". In fact, you can directly modify the bank card number and recharge into the system.

Chapter 181 The protagonist's face is so disgusting

It's really uncomfortable to watch. If you want to do something, it feels like the world is against it👎

Seriously, if the protagonist wants to make money, shouldn't the first choice of selling to the US military be the robots and weapons from the Fallout series? ? It has a certain ability to identify friend and foe, is strong and durable, is easy to make (can be made in the wasteland), and has good combat effectiveness (Iron Guard, skillful hands)

Brother, do you know what gangsters are in the United States? That's a dog raised by a capitalist. The capitalist's white gloves. If a dog dares to bark at its owner, the only outcome will be to kill this evil dog and get another dog.

It looks very frustrating. If you want me to tell you, just leave the earth with your real body and test-fire the Burning Sky Giant Soldier. Anyway, as long as the money is in place, everything else is fine.

Fewer book reviews mean fewer updates and slower updates.

The protagonist has been passively beaten, knowing that there is no problem and there is danger, and has always been in a state of luck, thinking that it is impossible.

The start is too hasty and I feel like I'm being chased all the time. How can I put it this way? I'm not the invincible type of writer. Sometimes it's quite frustrating to watch.

What are you writing about? Forced intelligence? Mindlessly targeting the protagonist? This book is so damn poisonous

I can't hold this first one. What's the use of that mecha? Spend 2 million yuan to buy a 5-ton forklift?

Mecha fighting magic? Hope AE is enough. Otherwise, a soul attack is a living dead. Or it's mind control and thought assimilation. The devil in Marvel is not the one who harvests souls! ? How can mechanical technology on the material level resist cosmic gems? A snap of the fingers... 😓Eradicated from seven levels in the universe. How to line up?

I really feel like it's disgusting to start talking to company directors. Reading is for relaxation. When I have nothing to do, I just scheming. Reality is tiring enough.

The real interstellar empire depends on how much resources it possesses. The Thanos movie really dehumanized and weakened it too much.

The conflict at the beginning is really too crudely written.

The protagonist is bad, but not completely bad, and is a complete villain and hypocrite. The plot of the entire novel is a repetition of traveling to a new world, being crushed by technology, being betrayed by the government and forced to acquire it, controlling the back door to destroy all enemies, and giving up the rights in hand to continue doing business. The logical closed loop means that the protagonist needs to do business to make money and use the system. If there is no flow among the finalists, the protagonist cannot use the system. But the core is still the act of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. There are various poisonous plots in the plot, such as the Ancient One forcing him to launch the Ultron Crisis, the Emperor Titan vs. Galactus, and the two-way foil warning, etc... It really makes people scratch their heads.

Very good, but too little

After reading about 100 chapters, I got the feeling that the author is actually writing a superhero novel. From my perspective, the protagonist is engaged in military technology and future technology. Why does the protagonist have to fight alone when he fights? Doesn't he have any subordinates? And since you are already hostile to Hydra, you have to take some protective measures, right? Playing the role of hero saving beauty? Every time someone comes after something goes wrong, where is your red queen? Are you just responsible for reporting something when you see something happen? Then the protagonist comes to the rescue.