Work Hard to Survive Until Retirement in Gundam

The protagonist should develop artificial intelligence from a young age. How can he protect it as a single person? . .

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I've read almost 300 chapters, and I've just created Zaku, not the later Zaku. The protagonist machines were also snatched up. I don't understand what the main character is doing. The heroine is still a seductress and wants to retire, but she thinks too much. The ending should be that the protagonist takes Kira's script. The system is quite satisfactory and can only display various progress of the protagonist. The system's sense of existence is not high, and everything depends on the protagonist's own efforts to accumulate knowledge, so why does the system still need to take care of him? It keeps talking about balancing the forces of all parties, but I didn't feel much about this in the article. If it said it was about helping new humans solve problems, it really didn't feel like it. Judging from the fact that I have read almost 300 chapters, the protagonist is more idealistic, which means the ending may be better (similar to making dumplings). The protagonist's family moved to the New Humanity camp. Frey did not die, Speaker Sara's wife did not die, and the nuclear bomb did not explode in the funnel (not that the New Humanity deserves to die, but that the demon father did not die, Sara's wife did not die, there is no bloody Valentine's Day, how could the people at the bottom of the New Humanity have hatred, how did the war start, how did the people support the war, how did they improve armaments, and how did the protagonist get funds to develop Zaku and Gundam in the New Humanity camp). Maybe you would say Blue Universe, sorry I haven't watched much yet. I've spent time and money to see it, be tough.