The Good-for-Nothing Repair Soldier Is Forced to Become a God

The Good-for-Nothing Mechanic Soldier Is Forced to Become a God Chen Fei, a mechanical engineer from the twenty-first century, transmigrates into another world and becomes a two-hundred-jin fat man whom everyone despises at a federal recruitment center. With zero yuanli, he can't even start a mecha, so all he can do is huddle in the logistics company and tighten screws. When the Zerg army bears down, he hijacks a scrapped mecha to escape, only to unexpectedly activate the Mechanical Mind System in his brain: an engineering database spanning five thousand years of Earth's history. From then on, he keeps his head down to stay alive and defeats his enemies with underhanded tricks, using hydraulic principles to dismantle Zerg queens and resonance frequencies to blow up their nests. Everyone thinks he's a hidden master. Only he knows that all he can think about is how to run faster. Until one day, he hacks into the federal government's top-secret system and discovers that three Chinese characters are written into the Zerg DNA: “Experiment Subject.” Meanwhile, the genius Valkyrie who chases him around every day calling him “fatso” has secretly carved a line of tiny words into his mecha cockpit: “Come back alive. I'll be waiting for you.” A mecha war novel, blending the keep-your-head-down style with technical ingenuity. Every victory you see is an engineer using science to utterly outclass biology.