From Puppet Maker to Mechanical God

Currently, the author has only shown humanoid puppets. There should also be non-humanoid puppets, such as the beast-like creatures of the four races. Their adaptability to terrain and environment is far greater than that of bipedal humanoids. Furthermore, without considering the influence of magic, the speed of quadrupedal forms would far exceed that of bipedal forms. Similarly, without considering the influence of magic, there are many ways to pursue physical damage.

I was just about to say that even if the protagonist uses cheat codes to level up, they still gain experience from each crafting attempt. Even if they didn't apply that knowledge to other crafting methods, wouldn't they still improve at all? Then the author actually gave them a slight boost, to highlight the protagonist's hard work.

Author, please don't write it as a skill proficiency level. They're both forging techniques under the same puppet-making system, so why is there absolutely no improvement in how they're applied? (It's like a talisman maker who already knows a certain talisman but tries to learn a new one like a complete beginner, when learning should be faster.)

Shennong has arrived. It's pretty boring. It's just a puppet-like game, essentially about chopping trees. If the stone axe doesn't work, you get a bronze axe, then a silver axe, then a gold axe. Nothing really changes.

It's so tedious. And it's like a game skill with different levels of proficiency. Normally, if you've mastered this skill, you're probably at least 70-80% proficient in other skills, and you're not at zero proficient in any other skills either. It's like you can't do anything without cheats.

Wow, I just came in from the free recommendation page and saw that it's already finished with 73 chapters!

This book is seriously amazing! I came in based on a recommendation, and it was gone in a flash after only 76 pages. I'm speechless. 😅

Why only promote the quality of the dolls and not their grade? The male protagonist's mental strength is almost at level three, yet the synopsis says they're going to upgrade a level one doll to a super grade...

This novel is too long-winded, and the author's ability is mediocre. Alchemy is a great item, it's a pity you don't know how to use it. The neighbors have already built Star Destroyers using alchemy.

How can a few minor characters manage to fill so many chapters? This puppeteer is really something else. He's only high-ranking, yet he doesn't even hire bodyguards and can still be ambushed and killed by ordinary assassins.