Mechanical Tyrant: Starting as a Repairman

Well enough. It's just a bit frustrating to be forced to join the empire and sign a bunch of treaties. I hope that while the protagonist is working for the empire, the author will also write about the price the empire has brought to the protagonist. The protagonist must not do things for the empire for free. If something happens to the empire, the protagonist should not take the initiative to help. It is best to write the two parties as a transaction and not let the protagonist have unnecessary involvement. There is also the captain who has been brainwashed. Whatever happens to her later does not require your protagonist to intervene. Maintain a sense of boundaries between both parties.

It's not why you, a mechanic, like to play melee combat so much. After reading more than 40 chapters, a few battles are all close combat. I don't understand.

The definition of machinery should not be limited to robots, intelligent legions, mechas, etc. Without tubes, metals, and screws, it would not be machinery. Everything in the world is limited. Flowers, plants, animals, mountains, rivers, and lakes can all be machinery. Electronic machinery is just machinery that is convenient for modern people to use and manufacture. In the extraordinary world, mechanics can be the masters of all things.

The three armors of Xing Tian Feiying Vajra are machines. Mecha Zero is also a machine. The source of fire is also mechanical.

I have caught up with the latest chapter, let me tell you about my feelings First of all, the book is indeed a good book, so I am not blaming it. I really want to say a few points that I personally feel uncomfortable 1. The author sometimes makes the world where the protagonist lives in too game-like. For example, in the latest few books, when buying materials, you directly ask for pink quality, and the ability descriptions are like games instead of explanations. For example, there is a skill for mechanical creation, which is activated every few seconds and becomes very powerful. Although it was mentioned later that it was similar to overloading, it would have side effects. But more of it is neither described nor supplemented. It makes people feel that it is a drama, because the theme of the book is more about gaining knowledge and becoming stronger, rather than the real game world, click and get it. 2. The concept of gods. To be honest, there are books about the interstellar and the concept of gods, but they are usually names for some civilizations, not for the whole universe. The entire description is biased in this direction, making the interstellar more like an enlarged fantasy map. 3. It is written about mechanics, but the recent mechanical angels and the capture of physically powerful enemies in order to study living things are somewhat biased. 4. I still don't understand what quality represents. At first, I thought that the higher the quality of each level, the more powerful it is. Later, I found that there is no concept of level. Quality seems to be level. Pink seems to correspond to level 5. Promotion rewards start to give purple drawings again. 5. Racial promotion and rank promotion should be exciting points, but the current writing is very bland and unpleasant, and the choices and rewards are also mediocre. 6. The last and most critical point is that I can't describe the problem specifically, but the protagonist should be a mechanic who is getting stronger and stronger in learning knowledge in the universe. The current feeling is neither cosmic nor knowledgeable nor mechanical Finally, come on, the author, I hope to write better and better.

There are a million words, but the number of comment sections is so small? That must be because the author didn't write it well at the beginning. If you write it well at the beginning, even if you fail in the middle, someone will post and criticize it, and comments will not be so rare.

The writing is quite good. The author is at least a high school essay scorer who can score 40 points.

The book is good, I recommend everyone to read it.

Not bad, I have the same feeling as when I watched Technician Han

After reading Chapter 7, the protagonist is a mechanical talent and a research talent, so he was admitted to the official staff. So after practicing guns for a few days, you were recruited to become an agent? Because you are a research and development talent, you have to go to the battlefield? The head of the R&D team was not happy, saying that the secondment took too long and that he was already a member of the R&D team. So what is the purpose of sucking him in? I am really speechless.