The God of Calculation Who Devours the Starry Sky

It's not that I think the machine race is bad, it's just that the machine race you wrote doesn't fit in with Swallowing the Stars at all. First of all, you have to understand that the mechanical race also needs to cultivate genetic energy! You were just born at the ninth level of planetary level! But there's no mention of any abilities, and then there's an inexplicable mecha? Are the mecha clan just mechas? That's a puppet! The most important thing is that the mechanical race also needs to understand the rules! You, a newly born mechanical race, have not cultivated gene source energy, have not cultivated the method of exerting force, and have not cultivated the secret method of understanding the realm and laws! Just teach you how to fight with various energy weapons? I have no sense of empathy at all when you write this!

Do you know what the settings are for the Machine Tribe? It is a pyramid shape from top to bottom, and there are layers of people who enslave and recognize their masters.

If I remember correctly, the Machine Tribe recognized their master all the way up, and their hierarchy was even stricter than that of the Zerg Tribe.

The Machine Tribe is a pyramid structure with a one-level master-recognition model. The subordinates have no secrets from their superiors.

Nice! Devouring countless races in the starry sky, I don't know why those authors have to write about the human race and the beginning of the earth. This kind of opening is quite good👍🏻

Except for the realm, there is no shadow of Swallowing Starry Sky. Of course, there are very few mentions of the mechanical race in Swallowing Starry Sky.

If you have any ideas about mechanical weapons, combat, etc., You can post them below, and the appropriate ones will be adopted (must be in line with the Devouring style) ❤️

For those who say that without the heart of evolution, they are not like the mechanical race, you can understand that this article can be called "Intelligent Life to the True God of the Machine Race"

I have always wanted to read if there are any mechanical novels. The mechanical master that swallowed the starry sky that I read before was really written like shit. It was so disgusting. Its content was really disgusting. I have never read such a disgusting novel, and the author of this one is very good. Carefully and very detailed description of the life at the bottom of the mechanical race. I hope the author will keep writing. If you have the heart to evolve, you will be able to understand the laws of the domain. Later, you will go to the battlefields outside the domain, break through immortality and obtain precious treasures, break through reincarnation, and face the beasts of the world to see what the author will write. Come on! Author, keep it up, I will always support you 😡😡😡

The internal investment has passed, the process has been completed, invest some coins and get on board!

Who said the machine race is bad? This machine race is awesome😂😂 It's the first time I've seen a book about the machine race and I have to read it.

Mechanical civilization is not easy to write, and the sense of immersion is slightly weak, especially the battle scenes are completely skipped without being interesting. . .

Damn, I really wanted to read about the Machine Tribe, but I couldn't find any good ones. Many of them were written in a different way. Now this one looks pretty good. I like it. I'll give it a look and wait for the follow-up.

The original work has few descriptions of the machine race, so the author's second creation can be considered as satisfactory. I look forward to the follow-up plot~~

Come on, this is the first Devouring book with a mechanical race as the protagonist.

I remember your ID, and you started writing your own book

As a machine, you are born with a master.

I have read several Devouring fanfics recently, and the title of your book put me off, because I personally prefer the combat genre, but after reading it, I found it really good and beautiful. I hope the author will write better and better

Fire system + Devouring system. Ascend directly to heaven

Realm Lord is the most important stage of foundation building. How many years has the protagonist achieved a breakthrough? It's okay if the machine clan treats you as cannon fodder, but you also treat yourself as a disposable item.

If I don't write anymore, will the author still have any remaining manuscripts? Let's send them all out together.

The author is writing about Devouring the Starry Sky, but he doesn't even know what the mechanical tribe is in the original novel.

Brother, can you update it faster? It's very well written.

Transform the protagonist's body into a martial arts tyrannosaurus god

If you think of the mechanical clan's combat power as being like the secret treasures of the mechanical stream, it would be better to increase their combat power. Just like the father of the mechanical clan uses mechanical puppets to increase their combat power, this should also be a way for the mechanical clan to develop in the mechanical stream inheritance.

In a novel like "Machine Race", you just use language to communicate every day. Why are you still playing with mechas? You are writing this as if you are cannon fodder! It is far different from the mechanical flow in my mind. It feels like I am writing about a single-soldier robot!

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So far it's pretty good, it's considered a good one among fics, it doesn't have any major bad points, and it doesn't feel like it has too many climaxes.

The clones feel like they can have one main legion (lower law) and one main assassin (upper law), and they can be combined.

I feel that there is some lack of actual combat and plot. I feel that after exiting the game, I can go to the outer battlefield first, and then encounter one or two opportunities, and enter one or two secret realms. Now the protagonist has too few cards, no secret skills and treasures that can be used, and it seems that he lacks the tenacity to become a strong man. I hope the subsequent plot can be written out, otherwise this book feels mediocre.