Legend of the Maestro c1

[TN: Why, you may ask, have I put the introduction at the end? It’s because I have no clue what it’s talking about, so the text is reflected accordingly. I would not recommend you read my broken translation below, since it’ll probably leave you more confused (as it did to me, but probably it’s ’cause my Chinese is a bit lacking)]

Ye Zhong, who grew up in a Garbage Planet, inadvertently found a broken set of mecha as he was “combing for treasures” in a mountain of garbage. With the assistance of the broken smart-mecha, Ye Zhong escaped the Garbage Planet and entered the society of humans.

What was Wu Shang’s, the smart-mecha’s, true identity all about? What was Ye Zhong’s identity all about? The abnormally distant method of communication between the beauty and the beast; how was Ye Zhong, who only had survival in his eyes, experience his love? How was he going to familiarize himself with the unknown society? How to act certain characters? The rules of the wild are completely different from the ones of human society, what sort of twist would it give his fate?

With a head as calm as a computer, the young man who believes in the cruel laws of the wild madly learns all types of matters like a sponge. No matter if it’s regarding Maestros, or regarding fighting, he is outstanding when developed by either one. Every time he appeared before the crowd, it’s as if a meteor flashed past. His genius is shown immensely!

Passive and initiative; death and life; uncaring and absence; Ye Zhong’s growth narrates a young man’s experience in unyielding to struggles, and also created the mysterious legend of a Maestro.

In the vast galaxy, when battlespaceships and mechas appear, humans once again sink into the vastness in which they cannot pull themselves out of.

Chapter end