Star Skeleton Armor

In the year 372 of the Covenant Era, under the strict hierarchical interstellar order, Lin Ye, a third-class refugee, huddled in a pile of rusty iron in a mecha scrapyard, surviving on expired nutritional ointment. The dark red brand on his left arm was engraved with his fate as an "inferior person" - until the bloody black metal piece became hot in the palm of his hand.​ When golden lines covered his wrist, the mechanical voice of "Armor Builder Gene Match" blasted in his mind, and the rusted mecha wreckage rose from the ground. The noble disciple who had trampled his dignity wantonly screamed under the mechanical arm. Only then did Lin Ye learn that this "star skeleton core" was not only a heaven-defying plug-in that could control metal, but also the hope of the legacy of the armor-builder who was slaughtered by the nobles three hundred years ago.​ This is a story about counterattack - the third-class refugees rise up with cores and use the remains of mechas to fight against the interstellar hegemony; this is a promise about protection - a boy and a girl travel through the insect swarm side by side, renewing the armor builder's oath in the stardust; it is also a "low-cost and high-yield" feast of pleasure: counter-killing arrogant nobles, unlocking group shields, controlling star warships, and overwhelming the Zerg mothership. Every core activation is a complete tearing of the "inferior fate".