This Mechanic Has an Equipment Slot

I borrowed it from the Extraordinary Mechanic, but it's too blunt, it's like chewing bricks.

The world background, ability levels, etc. Seem to be all introduced by the readers themselves, otherwise they would not be able to read. The reading experience is too poor.

Same as a running account (๑˙ー˙๑)

Look at it from a certain angle: The Earth was colonized by the Three Eyes Alliance, and then acquiesced to a certain company to produce super weapons to resist oppression. Either they succeeded or they were destroyed. Then the protagonist used an interstellar mercenary bracelet to inform the Three Eyes Alliance in order to survive. Also, what level of merit do you need to get to study abroad? This smells really wrong, Avatar?

If it doesn't work, just borrow crazy ideas from the Super God Mechanic 😃

Finally I understand why it sounds laborious. Other new authors often insert large sections of world background settings, which feels very bad. The author directly assumes that readers know the world background setting, and does not explain it clearly at all. At the beginning, the forces are small and easy to understand, but the macro background setting of the world is not written.

I listened to the book as a takeaway, and in terms of listening experience, I felt pretty good. The author has his own ideas, but there are more stitches, and the three-eye set is a bit like Naruto, and the last name of Shimura makes me don't know how to complain. Although it is based on the extraordinary mechanic, the author's own dry information is still quite good. It can't be said that there is fairy grass, but there is definitely food and grass. You can definitely read it when you are short of books.

Are there a few missing chapters after Chapter 9? The plot feels incoherent?

I voted for 18 monthly votes (double monthly votes), hurry up and update, stop being a eunuch, come on

You shouldn't say at that time: Boss, top up the beef!

Update quickly

It's best to mention and explain some of the content when it appears for the first time in this book. You may have forgotten many of the details after reading Super Mechanic. It took me ten chapters to understand the extra equipment column. Only after reading Chapter 18 did I remember what the bet on the mechanical box was about.

After reading the first 8 chapters, I felt that the plot moved forward a bit too quickly. It feels a little messy

Studio AI writing? I've seen several introductions in this format.

Is such a good book discontinued? What a pity