UC: A Cannon Fodder's Record

The second time it poisoned me, I checked the bookmarks and it was the same place! I inexplicably got a daughter #(evil grin) -- Want to help me with my mech? I have PTSD about Pale, so you go pilot Pale instead #(cute) -- She's gone berserk, I'm so sad #(tears) -- Still want to help? I'll pilot Pale for you again #(evil grin) -- Not going berserk? No problem, I have mental issues and I'll help you go berserk #(evil grin) -- She's gone berserk again, oh well, let's clear her memory while she's still unconscious #(evil grin) -- How about a daughter's adventure sometime? #(Haha) I have no idea how much fake alcohol the author drank to write something so outrageous. As for suppressing combat power and historical tourists, forget about it. The main strategy is to make one historical figure invincible, able to fight a bunch of ACEs every day and survive for several minutes. In actual combat, no one can kill them, and they will definitely suffer heavy losses.

Although it's a good show, after watching half of the plot, I had a lot to complain about. It felt like the protagonist was sleepwalking, spouting a lot of nice words while the villains were frantically trying to assassinate and spy on him. Spies were sent to his doorstep, and they even carried out terrorist attacks and massacres. The protagonist, who knew the plot and had the support of a conglomerate and the military, could only spout nice words. He was sleepwalking the whole time, which was incredibly frustrating.

Ah, it feels like yesterday.

What is this book about? Is it good?

Who is the character in the extra chapter?