I've Handcrafted a Star Destroyer, and You Want Me to Believe in Holy Light?

Continuing the introduction, Holy Light said, OK. Then the sun god came and all life on the planet was wiped out. When the protagonist was lucky enough to be reborn, he vowed to be a loyal Holy Light Pope.

I haven't read it yet, so I want to ask if the introduction of this book is a scam. The introduction is very awesome, but it's actually the kind of pig's feet on the roadside.

The writing is okay, and the background setting is interesting, but one problem is that after all, the novel is set in the real world, not the game world. There is no need to repeatedly emphasize the data of damage and blood volume during fights. Half of the entire fight plot is filled with various data.

Playing with machinery in the extraordinary world, or using machine tools to describe it, are you thinking about being extraordinary? Do you want to expand your imagination? Do you want to abide by the physical laws of the earth? Even if you can build a nuclear bomb, it will be useless in the extraordinary world, because people are too bad. If you can't dodge gunpowder bullets and can't withstand artillery shells, you won't dare to call yourself extraordinary.

There is no exciting feeling, and the end of the volume ends in a depressing way. The writing is very strange. It feels like the protagonist's technology is useful and useless, and it feels like you want to be happy but you can't. The description of the male protagonist in the final battle was also unsatisfactory. I wanted to write something exciting about powerful technology but ended up with a third-level monster male protagonist. A bunch of technical skill upgrades are written but do not reflect any practicality. Those technological weapons are no different from classic skills. The male protagonist is like that. After leveling up, he unlocks the shotgun, the second level unlocks the pistol, and the third level power arm. There is no description of the powerful feeling of the principles of science and technology. This is not a technology tree. There is no description of the relationship between the weapons, such as gunpowder and other materials. Upgrading technology is just writing some scientific names, which is not as good as the skill tree. The second volume starts farming again, and I feel that if it were written according to the introduction title, the Star Destroyer would be somewhat interesting. Now it looks like an ordinary upgrade fantasy, and those who come here for more fun with technology can be withdrawn. In one volume, the protagonist hardly ever goes to a new territory. It feels like he is just doing some niche science in a small way. From looking at it, I feel that the technology in the title is almost complete. Toilet paper from another world belongs to other worlds. At least the toilet paper has something in the title.

When I was watching it, I was thinking why not switch to a mage class and keep a knight in the later stage, can it really play a supporting role for cheaters? Wouldn't it be better to combine spells with technology to give yourself one more option, such as mana technology? How much infrastructure can be bypassed to directly climb higher technology trees? As a result, the combination of spells and technology depends on teammates to do it first. Really don't understand

I am writing about an online game, which is too digitized.

Add a few points to create technology and use it as you go. There is almost no description of the cornerstones of technology, "materials" and "energy." The first few chapters are still basic circuit game consoles and gunpowder weapons, without even a basic chip. After adding a few points, you can transform into an intelligent combat robot and an electromagnetic rifle. It's like throwing stones one second, skipping bows, crossbows, and flintlock guns the next, and making firearms directly. There is a strange sense of fragmentation.

It's good-looking but a bit lacking. There's a dragon beast that looks like a dinosaur, the protagonist is a mechanic, and the atomic dinosaur is also a dinosaur 😏 Can you make a Mechagodzilla later? Want to see it 😍

It looks good, but the Pig's Foot family's coming-of-age ceremony to fight dragons and beasts is simply a disease. Pig's Foot is the youngest son of the eldest son, and others can beat him. Pig's Foot should be able to survive no matter how talented he is, and heaps up resources. For the rest of the tribe who are not high in status and have no talent, it is a desperate situation. And if they do this, the family will sooner or later break up after several generations. The author just said that this family is getting more and more talented people. So the question arises, why are the other families, including the king, not copying the homework? Are they stupid?