A Journey Through the Gundam World

This is incredibly boring. What is the main character's role? Just a live streamer on the front lines?

The Water Demon is still the same; he relentlessly suppresses combat power without even understanding the basic logic of power suppression. Don't go back to the game!

It's just a rambling account now. After seven million subtitles, the mastermind never actually appears. The new world is just filler, the power levels are just filler, and the ending is just filler. The beginning was okay, but the reading experience gets weaker as you go on. I've followed it for over a hundred chapters, but I can't even finish one episode. This broken system should have been kicked out after the first round of Seed. At the very least, it should have been ready to turn against us after the Requiem of Vengeance. You've already gone through the whole thing and you're still keeping this crappy system. Alright, they've introduced a warship system. The double agent system holds hostages in their hands, and then they have an extra ship, which is still water-based and has high combat power. No matter how they fight, it's a 50/50 match. If the next dungeon doesn't change this, then I can only say that our fate with this book is over. From when UC cannon fodder got this book until now, it's almost finished with this word count.

The game is a crazy 50/50 matchup, with everyone giving away easy wins. In an era where characters can overwhelmingly dominate, the entire Dream Dungeon doesn't allow the use of mechs. Meanwhile, those who can use mechs are constantly engaging in 50/50 matches to suppress combat power. It's incredibly frustrating to watch.

Honestly, it feels like the later the story goes, the less impressive Aiolos's coolness becomes. While it's normal for the selection of mobile suits to increase and base combat power to improve as the game progresses, immediately pulling out top-tier units like the Strix G15 or the Great White Goose feels like stomping on weaker opponents. It's like he's clearly good at showing off, but he can't quite pull it off. My personal advice is to either use mass-produced mobile suits from this world for a no-damage run in the early game, or use relatively lower-end mobile suits from your inventory for one-versus-many battles. While the "when in doubt, use Mesa" comment is just a joke, it's genuinely a very suitable option in the early game. It allows Aiolos to show off while maintaining a low profile and avoiding attracting the attention of the World Government.

Who are the female protagonists in this book?

I don't know why, but I felt really frustrated while reading it, except for the one about the flashing light.

So, will Quarks go on a killing spree later on? (You know what I mean). Although that's how it is in the original work, and the development is reasonable, the fact that Zeon's crimes were completely covered up still made my blood pressure spike.

Basically, all I can do is write about 55% damage reduction. Even after playing on the battlefield and in the system for so long, I can't even write about a mech remaining undamaged in a low-intensity world without large-scale battles.

Was the GQ ending a bit rushed? With such a convenient setup, it would have been rather dull without some scenes like the manatee versus the nightingale.