The People's Vajra

I really can't stand the idea of ​​using a dual-income family as an analogy for someone from a poor background.

I feel the author's books are becoming increasingly detached from reality. *Black Iron Castle* was probably the pinnacle; I couldn't get through *Silver*, and read part of *Gold*. The character development is somewhat superficial. He's supposed to be from the lower class, but that's not really the case.

No, this doesn't feel right, it's all jumbled up.

I still prefer the old Black Iron Castle.

At first glance, these mechanical beings seemed to eat meat?

Is it confirmed that the author wrote it themselves? Or was it ghostwritten?

Author, if you're going to try to elicit sympathy, at least make it more realistic! Dual-income families are often met with strange looks...

The government thoroughly investigated the protagonist's family and abilities, even saving many civilians and high-ranking military officials. Then, instead of forming an alliance and winning him over—a title worthy of heroism—the government directly pointed a gun at him. This book is logically flawed, a thorn in my side, utterly poisonous!

History, a massive historical record, gives me the feeling of looking at an endless expanse, it's awkward. I've been observing this book for years, and this is how it's been updated 🙂. Even copying Black Iron Castle would be better than writing it like this.

Here's a suggestion for Tiger: You should probably cancel this book. Zhang Tie has a missing son, right? Write about him, but change the protagonist's personality. Make him decisive and ruthless, since he's an orphan. Write about him transmigrating to another fantasy world and starting a story of conquering everything—conquering the world, having a harem of beauties, and that'll definitely…