The Ultimate Divine Calling

1: It's a purely title-based title. It's 200 chapters in, but there's still no mecha battle scenes. It's 200 chapters in, and there's no so-called promotion in the protagonist's career; Two: There is a big problem with the setting. In the early stage, I thought it was an ordinary urban superpower, but it turned out to be an urban martial arts. However, it turned out to be a direct mutation and turned into a high-level martial arts cultivator; Three: Just sew it as you said, but the result is still unclear. The first few dozen chapters were written in the same way as in the normal world. They just practiced martial arts. Then suddenly a monster came, and then evil gods and cyberpunks came out. There was no foreshadowing at all. I doubt that the author thought of which episode to write in which episode. It was like there was no outline, and the settings were all added afterward; Summary: Apart from mediocre writing, confusing plot, fraudulent introduction, and cliche plot, I really can't think of anything to say about it.

Didn't you say it was a mecha? I've seen more than 200 photos and none?

The protagonist is strong from the beginning to the end without any regrets, the setting is pretty good, and the plot is quite coherent. It can be considered a good and enjoyable novel.

Good