National Mecha: Creation Engine, Summoning the Heavy-Armed Warrior at the Beginning

What kind of plot is behind it? It has nothing to do with the previous one.

It's okay at the front, but it sucks at the back.

It's weird for a novelist to have so many typos. Some sentences don't make sense, and you've somehow entered a higher-dimensional universe. Have you finished writing your first universe plot? Are you a great writer or a platinum writer who dares to write like this? The following plot is inexplicable. In the chapter of upgrading the Black Knight, what does it mean that he realizes that he is no longer the driver of the mecha, but the master who is truly integrated with it? If you write like this, there is no need to read it since entering the higher universe. It is obvious that the mecha is intelligent and personified, which is also interesting, but it has not been seen since entering the higher universe.

There are many books to read, recommended

I finished reading it in one sitting, it was too short

Pretty good

After more than a hundred chapters, it's a completely different story, and I can't stand it at all.

Looks good, support it!

It's my thing, but it's very short. Come on!

Those who are short on books can make do with it first, otherwise it will be unfinished.