The Magic Industrial Empire

The author really likes to cut off suddenly while writing, sometimes to create suspense, and sometimes it ends inexplicably. In fact, it's okay to do it once in a while, but I found that the author has developed a habit and it seems very unsmooth. It's like a little fun. It will feel fresh if you come here occasionally, but if you come here frequently, it will make people disgusted and make them want to roll their eyes. I really don't appreciate this kind of writing style. I read it very seriously at first, but suddenly it's really easy to get into trouble.

The protagonist is so holy that she can even spare her enemies. There is no exciting plot either.

It's so holy. It's only chapter 11. It scared me away. I suggest that if you want to read it, just read chapter 11 first. After reading this chapter, you probably won't want to read it.

It's four to five million words, and I'm halfway through it. The protagonist is a good old guy who never fights back. He is chased everywhere like a dog. He has finally established a good base and laid a solid foundation. He kicks you away when he says he will kick you out and comes back when he asks you to come back. He looks cowardly and is really useless. He is a pure tool. He just makes wedding dresses for others and runs around like a dog.

A good casual article, you have to put in a lot of effort. The author himself probably doesn't have the intelligence and personal experience, and the writing is as disgusting as shit.

Average, not ugly

Really very beautiful

I can only tell that the story is average, without any excitement.

At the beginning, the humanistic environment and cultural attitude are contrary to the technology industry. People only focus on the destructive power of magic, which extends to the attitude of starting without strength and the strength not to be captured as a slave!!!

The author doesn't really combine mechanics and magic. Now that the wind can be blown out smoothly, what is the use of the other structures of the fan?