I'm in the Real World, and I'm Evolving into a Machine?

Do you know what it's like to have an iron hand driven by several tons of force? So fast you can't even see it; one punch and you're a mush before you can even react. And you still can't beat a professional boxer? The sonic boom alone could make someone sing and dance, okay?

It's boring, and the author's definition of mechanical ascension is too narrow, limiting it to only prosthetics.

Such mechanical ascents are too rudimentary!

This book has questionable values; it's not just pretentious, it also goes so far as to flirt with relatives. Pure birth behavior

Having read 14 chapters, 90% of the content is written in the style of an urban harem novel. A female character pops up every now and then (a young married woman, an ex-wife's sister, a former school beauty, a gold digger), and the rewards for tasks are just disguised monetary rewards. So far (chapters 1-14), it feels like a female-oriented cultivation novel—a sheep's head disguised as a dog's meat.

I'm reminded of that ox or horse that, in order to avoid being phased out, had its entire body replaced with parts, only to find out that the company that sold the parts was its own, and after being fired, it ended up owing the company money.

Judging from the name, I thought it was something cyberpunk or related to high technology! Turns out it's an urban harem anime.

This is the fastest book I've ever killed 🙂, breaking the record!

I initially thought the protagonist would acquire items or technology, then start a company and factory, gradually progressing towards mechanical evolution.

This is a case of misleading advertising; it's pointless.