I’m a Mechanic in a World of Martial Heroes

The power doesn't originate from oneself. Saying the Mechanic is an overstatement is ridiculous. I thought he was some kind of god-like Mechanic, but this is all he is. Even steampunk is more extraordinary than this.

The protagonist doesn't have his own power system! So where's the appeal?

If given the chance, one should still practice martial arts. How can one achieve a transformation at the level of life through mere machinery? Lifespan cannot be extended, and the soul cannot grow unless the machinery ascends. However, mechanical ascension lacks physiological function, which is meaningless.

To be honest, I don't think he has much potential to survive. In the world of martial arts, who wouldn't want to practice martial arts? Why create someone who can't practice, especially someone who's all muscle? Aside from anything else, martial arts schools prefer someone with well-developed limbs. And the inclusion of modern weapons in a martial arts world just feels out of place.

Hand-forged industrial furnaces were necessary; otherwise, given the limitations of ancient times, it wouldn't have been possible to create such weapons. The materials available were limited, and powerful gunpowder could have caused the entire gun barrel to explode. Alternatively, a combination of chemistry and industrial processes could have been used to develop guns refined through chemical processes.

What use are mechanics if they don't participate in the Industrial Revolution or develop industry?

You can handcraft Barrett rifles, smokeless powder, and Gatling guns. Given that drawing blueprints for hydraulic lathes, ensuring parts precision, materials, and adequate human resources are all within your capabilities, why would you need Yue Qing to build a hydraulic lathe for you? Can't you build it yourself? You can handcraft Barrett rifles, did you ever tell me you couldn't?

What a strange time traveler! Going to an extraordinary world without trying to gain extraordinary power or develop a technological foundation, even if you create nuclear weapons, you'll only be a mortal for a hundred years. Although your martial arts are low-level, there's still a chance to achieve immortality. So what were you doing there?

It's not very interesting. I thought it would be about creating extraordinary mechanics, but the maximum potential is only at the level of the mechanical engineers in Qin's Moon. The protagonist can't even practice martial arts; it's too much.

The protagonist, following the chief constable, gets questioned for every word he says. The chief constable, the head of the yamen, with just one person by his side—anyone can be questioned.