Steam Utopia

The writing style is a bit weak, like a novice, but the setting and character design of Xiang take off, steampunk plus wasteland, wandering knight plus female technician, Xiang is confused.

How can I put it? The writing is okay, but I don't quite understand what kind of story the author wants to write. On the one hand, the protagonist regains his dissatisfaction with the present, but there is no definite action to improve the environment or expand his own power. More inclined towards adventure and exploration. Instead of business development.

A great story, but the writing is a bit sloppy and it does take a lot of time to write↖(^ω^)↗

Ironlands is a sister brand to Warhammer.

I haven't watched it yet but I'd like to say that Steam was never utopian

I haven't read the content yet, so I'll go to the end and read it. Looking at this title and introduction, is this an attempt to pursue the red flag ideal? Even if it's not international, it might be the Federation of Trade Unions or something like that After all, the steam era automatically substituted for the UK, and the UK's labor movement/strike is also well-known around the world. I look forward to the author's story

God-level setting, insect-level narrative.

As far as the idea is concerned, it's very good, but it still needs polishing, but it's still much better than those with fancy names.

It looks great. When will Karen's hand be cured?

The writing is not very good, but the setting is very good. The plot is quite satisfactory, and some details can be polished.

The setting is really excellent, but in some places it feels too fragmented and confusing.

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