I Report This! This Mechanic Is Sick!
我举报！这个机械师有病！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 157k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's a great idea, but why did you write it so toxically? It makes me want to read it, but it's also painful to read... Can't you write something else? Stop with these toxic stories that the whole world mocks the protagonist.
I don't know why, but the moment I see "Desert Eagle," my interest in watching it drops by half; I don't even want to watch it. It's not because the plot isn't exciting, but because reading the novels I've read has shown me that nine out of ten authors who wrote about the Desert Eagle are military ignoramuses.
It's a gun spirit, so what's with all this talk about machine spirits and mechanics? After watching this series, I haven't seen any machines with spirits besides the weapons.
The idea was great, but the subsequent details were poorly executed.
At first, the concept of a machine spirit was quite good, but later on, they just blindly copied fantasy settings, such as nobles and academies, without considering whether it matched their own power system. Just as the aristocracy declined after the Industrial Revolution, a time when mechanics and engineers rose to power, the author added the concept of "machine spirits," but didn't consider who…
Ring the bell once! Push the lever, start the piston and pump… Ring the bell twice! Press the button, start the engine, ignite the turbine, inject life… Ring the bell three times! Sing in unison, praising the god of machines!
I think the "machine spirit" should enhance weapon power and, in turn, improve the user's accuracy. However, in some parts, it seems the user only pulls the trigger, and the gun automatically aims and hits the bullseye. I feel this is a minor flaw.
This plot is truly absurd. Someone who scored equivalent to a perfect score on the college entrance exam was invited by Tsinghua, Peking, Fudan, and Shanghai Jiao Tong Universities. Then, because they didn't have the money, they went to the education department to claim a high-score subsidy?
It truly is a Renaissance; everywhere you go, there are moments of being proven wrong, and there are always people who look down on the protagonist.
Why do so many authors love writing about the Desert Eagle? Aside from being a collectible item, it's completely useless; its only advantage is its immense power…
The extraordinary abilities in this book are a bit special. Firearms and mechanical devices develop "souls"—once created, these things become masters, no longer just tools but requiring humans to beg for their help. Although Zero is incredibly strong, far stronger than ordinary people, if I had to choose, I'd rather not have this power or destroy it altogether.