List of reviews made by users for the The Legendary Mechanic (WN) novel.
384 users have written reviews for the The Legendary Mechanic (WN) novel and rated it with an average score of 4.8 out of 5. Our novel is ranked 21st among all the novels in the Light Novel Pub platform.
384 Reviews
3
Honestly an amazing book. In the end, everything makes sense and is tied together perfectly. Highly recommend this book. The sense of satisfaction you feel when you are done reading is very pleasant.
1
Unique world building. Have not read a world like this before. Clever MC which I totally like. No unnecessary romantic plot. It's one of the novels where I prioritize before sleep. Would totally recommend it!
2
Interesting idea, stably good story, characters as well as the world presented at a really high level, the ending does not shock but overall quite good.
4
Its a really great novel im gonna admit it, funny, great storyline and a lot of twists! I lost so many hours of sleep but it was totally worth! If you want more info just read it urself u lazy fck ✌️
2
I relly liked it and I had a great time reading it the only problem I'm facing now is finding another novel that can give me such a good experience reading it
1
Great novel, it was able to depict the growth of mc without being overpowered instantly. Ending was well done and left more to be desired. ^^
4
A good read. Great world building with funny character interaction. Well written plot with a twist of a ending. Prob top novel for genre of being stuck in game/going to the past.
1
A great novel. This was the first Chinese novel that I've read. It really pulled me out of my state of boredom a year ago. The mc is not stupid. Also, the mc does not get stronger that fast, alas 1400 chapters. What I like about this novel is that unlike other 'reincarnating in a game' novels the mc's game knowledge is only a bit higher than that of a general being in the universe and that there are not a lot of politics in the novel.
2
An amazing novel with a fleshed out world, a detailed system and characters with actual depth. The only problem? It can feel at times like you're reading a technical document, as when abilities are described they are described via the system interface, which can quite long leading to some people describing it as an information dump.
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I got to say. . . after reading all those sh*tty Chinese LNs with brain dead MCs, this one was a breath of fresh air. I won't say it's the best I've read, but it ranks among the top. Not much rinse-repeat plots. And fun comedic points throughout
Definitely. I was extremely shocked looking back on the earlier chapters after I finished the book, the character development and change of Han Xiao's personality through the book was surprisingly seamless, and really feels like he became a new, yet the same person as the book went on... His character was great for the book and I couldn't have expected how well his development was written.