Mobile Suit WS

When I was developing Xinjing, I was very curious. With the level of technology in the future, it would be possible for a group of mechas to cover a large number of aerial gunships and aerial fighter planes to carry out carpet bombing on aliens. White phosphorus bombs and incendiary bombs could be dropped, and rockets could also be used for cluster bombing. Why did they have to use mechas to fight?

It's okay, just barely. Compared with mecha themes such as Mobile Storm and Interstellar Skeleton Soldiers, it's still not popular enough. The author can learn more about Japanese mecha anime that have a good life in childhood to find inspiration. Come on, Sao Nian

Gundam lovers, this is a very enjoyable watch, even the final ending, it would have been better if it had been longer and more artistic.

The author's writing is really unremarkable, and the plot arrangement is okay. And there is a lot of basic scientific theoretical knowledge (sometimes I am quite confused when I read it, and I can only gasp and say NB).

He succeeded in making most of the supporting characters stay in my heart instead of forgetting after watching it. I think this is very successful. From Lieutenant Colonel Norton, Fengyu's first powerful enemy pilot, MS-98 (prototype), to the later Super Death Tom Smith, every character has a place in my heart. Even Pank and MSG01 can be remembered.

From a small soldier at the beginning to a machine god later, he can only be sublimated by experiencing hardships and the death of his relatives. The battle scenes in this novel are very vivid. At the same time, both the villain and the comrades have their own unique characteristics in terms of characters. The ending is also very good. This is a good book.

Why is the rating so low? It's not much better than the characterizations and plots that are just a mouthful of words?

The various settings are in place, but the narrative method is too detailed, just like a textbook. It seems a bit long-winded, but its flaws do not hide its merits. It is one of the best Gundam novels I have ever read, comparable to "Battlefield Mech"

After reading it thoroughly, I have endless aftertaste. The plot is generally very good. The protagonist's aura cannot be avoided, but he is also moving forward with a heavy burden, and it is not smooth sailing at all. The imagination is wide open, the descriptions of technology are also very interesting, and the character descriptions are also very rich. Although the battle scenes are interspersed with a lot of explanations and popular science, once you get used to it, it feels very addictive. After reading the whole novel, I really agree with the author's words. I hope to write an unforgettable novel that readers will have endless aftertaste after reading it.

The writing is very good. I would give it five stars based on rationality, but my sensibility makes me give you four stars, because people are emotional creatures. This book is very real, but it is also too real. It leaves people with too many regrets in the early stage. Sometimes some regrets can make the novel feel better, but you gave too many regrets in the early stage. To put it bluntly, this book Fantasy Machine Class A will make it more rounded by adding some regrets on the basis of passion, but too many regrets (although some will be added in the later stage), it is like pouring a basin of cold water down before your blood is ignited. To be honest, it makes people feel uncomfortable. I must admit that this is a very good novel, but (sorry) I can only give four stars.