
Lord of All People: I Am the God of Machinery
全民领主:我为机械之神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 682k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Are you still building mechas because you are mentally ill? Where does the population come from to drive?
Yo yo yo, look what I found⊙∀⊙! A poor little person that no one wants
The protagonist is a mechanical civilization, and they all have their own robots and intelligent systems. Why do they need other races to work? I don't understand the author's setting.
The writing style needs to be improved, it's cool. Author, in Chapter 3, you only got 190,000 Faith Points by destroying the core among tens of thousands of enemies. In Chapter 4, buying 10 of the weakest goblins in all novels cost 50,000 Faith Points. This price is really high. . . .
If you have this condition, why don't you try Sci-Fi Heaven?
In a school novel, the protagonist is still studying 😅 and the plot may revolve around school. Are authors getting younger and younger now?😅
I just wanted to see if anyone would complain about it.
Consciousness is copied, and only by acknowledging that the copied consciousness is also you... Can you get to the other side?
I memorized the details of this book, but I didn't finish Chapter 1, so I skipped it. What was it about?
I checked it before sending it out. I found typos frequently. The more I wrote, the weirder it became. I felt like I was about to collapse.