Unlimited Machine War

After reading this book, I realized that all the teachers in school were lying to me. It turns out that you don't need materials to create something, just drawings! From the original work of Gundam oo, we can know that the core cosmic egg of the gn solar furnace is related to those alien metallic life forms. It may be that the ore is transformed by the influence of those metallic life forms, or it may be simply their defecation. This is known from the fact that people who are exposed to gn particles for a long time will become revolutionaries. Therefore, it can be inferred that the gn sun is not created just because it wants to be created. In this book, it is understandable that the protagonist can produce energy after getting the gn solar furnace. After all, the background level of the world is different. However, I don't understand that if the protagonist brings the technology of this gn solar furnace to other worlds and gives it to others, others can also make it, just like Lux.

Is this a harem novel?

Is there a female protagonist? Multiple female protagonists, or single female protagonist?

The main god or system is too smart, and the role of a guide or teacher will be reduced.

To be honest, when watching the animation, I looked at the dialogue between the characters, especially when introducing the world background in the first few episodes. It was said that the restoration of the country was hundreds of years after A. The characters were recalling history. I don't know why Risheng said it was before. Baldhead later changed his story because he was under pressure? Before the Inverted A, people had read a lot of dark history. That was when the UC was over and there were other eras. After all, organisms other than the UC appeared. From the UC to the Inverted A, it may have been tens of thousands of years, and the world was destroyed more than once. Moreover, before the restoration of the country, there may be a conflict in the timeline. Risheng said so. I don't know how to adjust it in the future. Could it be because when the magazine was printed, it was printed incorrectly and it was too embarrassed to correct it? But how much work will be needed to revise and improve such a conflicting setting in the future? It would be better to admit the work mistakes directly at the beginning. Could it be that the person in charge of publicity at that time was the second generation of a gold-plated company boss? Let the entire company take the blame?

Being great yourself is more important than anything else, and you can live forever.

I'm confused and can't understand

In fact, the person who wrote about Gundam is a small writer who cannot be in a small niche. But it's really great that I, a novice like me who doesn't understand Gundam, can still read the explanation with gusto. Support. I suggest you have a Kamen Rider in the next book if it's still going to be infinite? A Japanese manga classic like Gundam.

It feels like the author wanted to explain and describe a lot of things, but when he actually wrote it, it seemed very verbose and repetitive. In fact, it is not necessary. Most of the people who come back to read the mecha war anime are fans of mecha war anime. You can write a simple description of many things that everyone will understand. If you don't understand, you can look it up. There is no need to explain everything in such detail. It is too wordy. It will make people feel that there is no actual content in the whole chapter except for the things I already know.

I have never watched Gundam, and I didn't feel immersed in it.