Ye Zheqi transmigrates to Blue Star, a world where everyone is a lord, but unexpectedly awakens as a mechanical lord, supposedly the most useless kind. He also gains an incredible talent powerful enough to shock the entire world: the Creation Engine!
Can just 10 units of wood build a star-destroying battleship?
Can just 10 units of iron ore get you a war fortress?
Can just 10 units of stone give you a ridiculously powerful battle mech?
Think that's all?
No. Ye Zheqi's ambitions go far beyond that. He wants to build a mecha universe of his very own!
When the national war begins and the world's lords finally clash,
Dragon Nation's guardian general: "Ye Zheqi is the backbone and future of our nation!"
The Eagle Nation's captain: "Ye Zheqi is a mountain I can never surpass."
The ruler of Sakura Nation: "I'm willing to offer all the young women of Sakura Nation as a bargaining chip to get Lord Zheqi to join my Sakura Empire!"
Ye Zheqi looks past the crowd, toward the distant stars.
His mechs are headed for the stars and the sea!
There is really too much nonsense. If you can't read the nonsense, I don't recommend reading it.
A bunch of typos and extra words
This book was very good at the beginning, but after the 100th chapter, I couldn't understand it at all. I kept following the previous plot. I think it is a very good novel.
After more than a hundred chapters, it's a completely different story, and I can't stand it at all.
You don't know what to say, and you don't even know what you're talking about. Unfinished
Everything was perfect in the front, but then it started to be perfunctory? What kind of plot is this? It's too childish and long-winded.
It's not that hard to do shit, let alone write an article. It's one of the worst novels I've seen this year.
It's okay in the early stage, but the cut scene in the middle is too blunt and has nothing to do with the previous story.
I don't know what to write next. It's not written by the same person.
"The plot is very good, very good, very good" "Five-star praise"