The Mechanical Priest of Dungeons & Dragons

This is a D&D fanfiction. It depicts Mechapriests in this world. The content about Mechapriests in this book is as abundant as the flesh on a Mecha faction Mechapriest. You can read it without worry; you don't need to look up any Warhammer lore or anything like that, because there's absolutely nothing there.

The title is "Mechanical Priest," so I came expecting a Warhammer-style design, but the servo skull turned out to be a dinosaur's head? And it even has its own emotions like a puppy? Why didn't you give it a body and turn it into a beautiful girl? I don't know what the author is trying to write.

Having read over 20 chapters, everyone's a riddle teller. 20 Chapters of campus life + crafting equipment. It's already a delightful little story even before it's officially released. 🙂

It's a complete rip-off, and the main character is like an idiot.

Am I reading a 26-year-old novel? How can an author still create such an idiotic roommate as a supporting character? The early plot development is clunky enough, and the mechanic priest's content is pitifully small. What's the difference between this kind of deceptive advertising and feeding pigs?

This book is a complete rip-off. It's a bunch of people who don't even want mechanical ascension and don't use any talent, yet they call themselves mechanical priests and machine oil guys. The whole thing is like the Tyranids, collecting monster genes to modify Astark. This upgrade path is clearly from Space Marines. And this servo skull is being used like a regular computer.

The synopsis is interesting. I've seen many people complain that when they bought the D&D game and signed the contract, they essentially sold themselves to the Losandar, so they're not afraid of royal conscription. But have they considered that the Western gods are all from the same family, which doesn't prevent you from doing two jobs at the same time?

The plot is awkwardly driven by focusing only on the main character and ignoring the roommates.

There are many elements of D&D, but I didn't see any of the Cyborg element at all.

A masterpiece! Both the writing style and the plot are breathtaking. It's so well-written that AI simply couldn't match its quality. 👏🏻 The first 20 chapters were amazing, and the next five chapters were incredibly impactful. I feel like this book came to the wrong place; it's not something that Qidian, this platform, can accommodate. If there's a next book, I suggest publishing it on a different platform; that way, you'll achieve greater success and reach even higher goals.