I Changed Class into a Female Heavy Gunner, but My Surname Is Stark?

Baby Leni(๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)

Everywhere else is pretty good. It's that Braised Eggman. I've only seen the movie. Is he the kind of character who seeks death? Let's not talk about it for a moment. I saw it and said that he owed the protagonist something. He just said that he deducted his salary at every turn. He himself said that he was afraid that he would not be able to retain the protagonist. Why is he still so nervous? Also, when I went to Brazil to get the German Cosmic Cube weapon, it exploded. Was it deducted from my salary? Isn't this the mission of the organization? Why do you still deduct the wages of those who do the work? I see similar plots time and time again, and my blood pressure rises every time. Is this foreshadowing?

I always thought you were a time-travel transformation. After reading the new chapters, I feel like you are an indigenous-led fusion time-travelling.

A single system is at the top, but to be honest, the complete Celestial Man mechanical system only has machinery, big guns, and mine-throwing weapons. The real core is the mechanic. As we all know, Heaven can call in various armed strikes at will, all because the invincible mechanics successfully used Gaibojia's instructions and mastered space technology.

I found this on Station B and thought it would be good to share.

It's a pity that I'm around chapter 120. He is an author who basically does not change the direction of the plot. There are really too many typos. I put it aside as if I had pretty impressive results in the previous Hydra section, except for the senator incident, I almost didn't have the energy to go any further. The imagination is okay and the writing is okay. So the reason why it is not popular is mostly because it takes too many shortcuts in the plot.

An AI picture that I personally think is more in line with the setting.

What I think is very interesting is why it is written that there are three souls in one body. The three souls include a female lead, a male protagonist and an original protagonist. Why not make it three-in-one? It turns out that the heroine is conscious and can help the male protagonist. The original owner's consciousness is a failure. I thought the protagonist time-traveled into the original owner's body, and the original owner's consciousness was gone. However, it still affects the male protagonist from time to time. My personal opinion, you don't mind scolding me. It was originally a good novel, ugh

The setting of several souls huddled together is really supporting

Brothers, tell me, are the protagonists always the same three people with this kind of schizophrenia?