Mechanics Accumulate Unlimited Troops in the Apocalypse

As a mechanic, why should someone buy the energy core and electronic components? Why can't I make them myself?

If there is a hangup, you still need to buy skills.

Ever since faith began to appear, it started to look bad

Why are you so nice to these women?

If the protagonist is in the hotel, can he find mechanical books in the hotel? Doesn't the mechanic rely on knowledge to upgrade? In that case, the knowledge of this world is knowledge, but not the knowledge of another world?

Why are mechanics always blueprints? Can't they write about ones that can create mechanical viruses? Whatever is corroded will be assimilated into a mechanical body.

I've read Chapter 11, but I didn't see the title of the book.

After reading a few chapters, I found that the reaction of the indigenous school girl in the apocalypse to the panel about gaining "extraordinary powers" was too bland and too NPC. The author's portrayal of these details is so rubbish!

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As for the profession of the protagonist's savior, it has become unsightly.

I remember that many books about machinists as a profession can only be read as game novels, because the mechanics in those novels can only learn the knowledge of blueprints, and cannot learn knowledge across professions. There is no creativity at all. All knowledge blueprints can only be obtained through task rewards.

In the real world, everyone has a game career panel system. Only you can go to the zombie world to gain experience by farming monsters. It feels like watching a character flip between two games.

I just saw this book, and I have a question. Can I only make things based on the drawings, or can I learn the knowledge on the drawings, and then after learning more can I make things by myself without relying on the drawings?