A Not-At-All-Super Robot Wars

I reread it again, and it truly lives up to its reputation as the most romantic novel among mobile game novels, and the most mobile game novel among romance novels. The author effortlessly weaves together various tropes, playing with them so skillfully that they seem a bit verbose now, but it was in line with the style of the author at the time. It's a pity that the author stopped writing after abandoning "Guide to the Phantom Thief."

The Lux depicted by the author actually matches the Lux from the new theatrical version (laughs), who is willing to do anything for her lover and whose love is straightforward.

I definitely still prefer reading lighthearted, action-packed stories. What's the point of writing a chaotic, twisted, and multi-female plot if the pacing is unbearable? #(Vomit)

Damn it, where did my long book review from 22 years ago go?

Then suddenly they released something toxic, taking in gender-swapped men as well, without any tags or warnings. I never expected the male lead to be so popular. It's laughable, a waste of time and emotion.

The love triangle was well-written, but some of the emotional development made me nauseous. It wasn't that I felt nauseous or that I found it particularly heart-wrenching; it was just nauseating. The writing was too stiff, too contrived, and too deliberate. Especially the emotional shifts of the female leads in the middle section—it even felt like they were being cheated on, and it didn't make me feel nauseous, just disgusted. While coincidences are inevitable in fiction, there should at least be some degree of restraint and some semblance of logic.

Don't know Katz spoke much more than Camus, so why did he keep focusing on Camus's corrections? Katz even followed Duck Girl Zhu to sell skewers.

Do you think you can understand this if you haven't seen a real robot anime? I only came here because I heard there's a romance story involving gravity fields.

However, I'd like to ask what anime, manga, and novels I should watch before reading this book to understand the world-building and character settings. I plan to watch the anime and then reread the novel multiple times. I'm only reading it twice because I'm attracted by the interactions between the male and female leads.

Advantages: Good writing, twisted emotions, multiple female leads satisfying harem readers' fantasies, happy ending, and a well-developed worldview. Weaknesses: The romantic storyline with the girl is a bit cliché; it's fine once, but it gets annoying after a while. The writing is good, but the style is a bit eccentric and has a light anime feel. Summary: High-quality works are worth watching.