The Semik interstellar civilization is expanding through colonization, and Earth is its eighth target of invasion. Given the gap between their civilizations, humanity is like a flock of lambs waiting to be slaughtered.
The self-proclaimed "Wulai La" ancient civilization of Earth, acting in the spirit of humanitarianism, selects 300 million people from among billions of humans to serve as mecha pilots, and provides them with interstellar mecha that fuse with their genes.
The children of interstellar mecha owners inherit upgraded, next-generation mecha. Upon turning eighteen, they all enter the "Infinite Space" base left behind by the ancient civilization to live and train.
Unlike traditional, man-made mechanical mecha, an interstellar mecha is just a pinpoint of light on the wearer's right wrist when inactive. It can be switched on and off at any time.
As a third-generation interstellar mecha heir, part of the generation of grandchildren, the protagonist and his companions undergo a total of ten years of training and military life at the external training base and the internal "Infinite Space" base. At last, they become qualified mecha warriors.
But what does the future hold? When the Semik civilization really arrives at our doorstep, can we win against such overwhelming odds...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Due to the large number of structures and the long preparation in the early stages, readers can quickly read the first fifty or so chapters. Although it may basically collapse, I still want to finish writing it, even if only one person reads it. Thank you for your support! Please comment and rate the flowers! The plot behind will not disappoint everyone If you have any questions, just comment! Thank you!
The preliminary preparation is a bit long, about fifty chapters, so you can read it as a hypnotic before going to bed, and the main text will gradually begin later. Thank you for your support, I will try my best to bring you good stories Please comment and rate the flowers for support! Thank you all!
There is no system. If someone has beaten him, he still cannot beat him. After all, the gap is there.
You wrote this in Chapter 49. . . . . I thought I had read it wrong, the surface data was too clean.
It feels like it did seven or eight years ago.