Gundam UC: The Hunting Hour

All the tags on the work have been deleted... Is this what happens when someone breaks down? Just waiting for the next major illness to strike. #(Cute)

Ugh, in this new plot, the protagonist seems to be corrupted by fate, acting like a complete idiot. I'm speechless. You're supposed to be blessed by the spirits of those who died in the One Year War, so no one can successfully ambush you. Now that the One Year War is over and everyone is liberated, your skills are completely rusted? They're practically feeding you intelligence, and you still don't know what to do? What are you doing? What does this mean?

It would be ridiculous if someone using cheats couldn't beat Amuro indefinitely.

Regarding the author's ever-present, perverse sense of humor. Just a quick rant. Always using excuses like "how can the plot progress if I don't write it this way" or "otherwise the plot will be too bland." They could clearly write it normally and properly. When has the plot's twists and turns, its excitement, ever needed to be driven by such twisted humor? 🙃 This system is basically just a shell for the author. After the protagonist finishes CCB (Critical Damage Control), points are deducted from his character; then, after being heavily buffed, points are added, resulting in "Why is he still getting thrashed by XX?" You draw a character, but they're still with the enemy, or you encounter them on the battlefield, gun at your throat. What good is this system to me?

Damn, ever since the author went crazy, the book reviews and popularity seem to have dropped a lot. #(Sweat)#(sweat)#(sweat)

Is this another bout of madness? You don't even have the skill of Ichiro Okouchi, yet you've got his madness. You're always suddenly thinking, "I'm going to do something amazing!" And every single time, that amazing thing is based on the protagonist knowing everything but remaining indifferent. That's not amazing, it's just madness! Author, doing this every time is incredibly unethical. Every time you say you're going to do something amazing, you ignore all the suggestions at the end of the chapter, only to kneel down and apologize after being thoroughly criticized.

The author added historical elements to the plot because he felt the plot would be too bland without them. The author himself said in the book review

Speaking of which, if you think about it carefully, Kycilia actually has an unprecedented "what if" scenario: she forces Char to marry her when Char's fame is rising, using her unborn child as a hostage to force Char to work hard. #(Laughing and crying)

666, You insist on feeding me shit, huh?

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