Steel Evolution

I've read 32 chapters! I'm a 16-year veteran reader! I don't know if the later chapters will be any better! I can only say they squandered a great opportunity! The first few chapters showed a grand outline and great creativity, though a bit eccentric! But that didn't affect the later development! From the rescue scene onwards, it became a cliché of showing off and face-slapping!

I've read up to chapter 15. The protagonist, a saintly figure, saves someone who wants to kill him, only to be framed himself. I can't stand this mentality anymore. 🙂🙂 (He could have just not saved her).

The premise is great, but the setting is terrible; I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters.

I first encountered online novels in junior high school. I read this book repeatedly back then. Now I've graduated from university, and looking back, it seems full of flaws and problems. But back then, at twelve or thirteen, I loved reading mindless, exciting stories, staying up all night to read them. It's like reliving my childhood memories.

A novel with a very high readership, *Battle Through the Heavens*... A very high-quality post-apocalyptic novel, *The Perfect Form*... A very good Xianxia novel, "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"... An incredibly awesome science fiction epic novel, *The Three-Body Problem*... The novel with the highest average subscriptions, "Mang Huang Ji", reached nearly 50,000.

I suggest that bookworms who have been reading for 10 years avoid this; it's extremely toxic.

It's a good book. The design is grand, and the protagonist's journey from humble beginnings to great heights is captivating. However, the depiction of the destructive power of advanced life forms feels exaggerated; it's unbelievable that each advanced life form has destroyed thousands of inhabited planets. But the sheer scale of the world later on makes it seem less daunting. Overall, a very good book.

Based on the synopsis, I thought the protagonist was involved in advanced evolutionary technology, but it turns out it's just a cultivation story. I imagined that initial evolution would allow him to transform into things like handguns, and then gradually evolve into cars, airplanes, spaceships, and so on, like a Transformer-like metallic life form, controlling a machine army to conquer the universe.

Can't you write fewer scenes of people showing off and getting slapped in the face?

I don't even read the books, I just read the comments section, each one more interesting than the last.