Doomsday: I Build a Mobile City

Is the intelligence system unique to the protagonist? Why is it loaded on Klein instead of the protagonist?

When I saw Chapter 10, I thought it was so familiar. The theme and setting were all from the book "My Doomsday Train".

Is this based on a movie (eg: Prey City)? Or is the game the background (for example: Arknights)?

After reading more than ten chapters, several women appeared. You are a bit poisonous.

To be honest, this kind of setting that requires corresponding level weapons to kill is quite poisonous. Let's go.

I read the beginning. It is as well written as the other book Mobile City, and the setting is similar. I hope it is well written. The beginning of that book is just fine. Once it is put on the shelf, it will return the poison.

As shown in the picture, the young author is begging to read!

There's a reason why more than a hundred chapters haven't been released yet

Mobile cities, what kind of power does this have? Can you fly with anti-gravity? The map is the Great Plains? Otherwise, we won't be able to get through the road. With this technology, we can launch into space, tsk

It's not bad. I've read a few chapters. The author's settings are much more clever and detailed than those of the same genre. It's quite interesting. I'm not copying them here and there, but the amount of updates... I thought the starting point was at least 4,000 words per day. I can only add it to the bookshelf and wait for next year.

Is there a sentence in the introduction that doesn't make sense? What does "the ignition will turn on" mean?

The most chaotic mobile city novel ever written, the combat power system is a mess. . . Can you believe that the main character's enemy's mobile city was blown up and a city core came over to treat the main character as a big fat sheep? The protagonist controls the turrets, and the city owner who has bombed a city thinks he can physically grab the turrets and kill the protagonist? Written in a mess

Alas, the author's writing skills are still not strong enough. Some of the introductions seem to be quite average and the results are very good. Some of them look quite interesting but not good enough. It seems that these are only secondary, it still depends on how well it is written.

It's exactly the same as Mobile City. Is this considered plagiarism?

Can there be more

The city upgrading part is really interesting to me, but the description of multiple female protagonists is too rough, which affects the reading. Overall, I am very happy that I can write about this subject for such a long time. If the emotional lines of multiple female protagonists are handled better, I will be even happier. Wish the author an early release

Reminds me of Howl's Moving Castle.

After reading Chapter 64, the author has a lot of imagination and feels that he is going to build a new Nata. This is a good idea, and the types of land, water and air reconnaissance are very complete.

Didn't you prepare the eunuch in two days? 😎