Pacific Rim: The Weight of Mount Tai

The Weight of Tarzan and The Great Wall Watch are two very good Huantai fan novels for me. The Weight of Tarzan retains the heaviness of mechas, which is very enjoyable to read. There are surprises in the easter eggs at the end, but there are really many knives [crying] [crying]

It's a well-written fanfic. War is not a child's play, and it's impossible for everyone to die. Those who see the heroine is gone and clamor to give negative reviews, I really don't know what to say. I recommend these people to read harem novels. Come on, author! Don't let the quality of this book decline because of some people

Pacific Rim fan works, the two I have watched so far (Pacific Rim: Tarzan and Pacific Rim: The Great Wall) both brought tears to my eyes. Both works have some minor imperfections. I won't talk about the previous one, but I've said it before. Let's talk about this one. The overall rhythm of this novel is relatively tight, and it is still described according to the plot of the original drama. It mainly focuses on the protagonist Xiao Shou. Due to the tight arrangement of the content, I personally feel that the description of other characters is slightly inadequate and feels slightly unfulfilled. After all, the sacrifices of the "supporting characters" cannot compare with the shock brought to us by the tragedy of the protagonist. But the authors in this book deliberately (personally) add joking words, as if they are trying to smooth over the pain. Well, thank you to the author for not completely handing me the knife. The arrangement of the plot, the characterization of the details, and the progression of the characters' emotions are all very good. From the initial strength of the orphanage, to the firmness and slight numbness of the guardian in the middle, to the indomitable will that blends in with hatred at the end, I can only say, it's amazing. It's a pity that the final battle didn't have the imagined climax, but imperfection is a kind of beauty after all, isn't it? It is precisely all kinds of imperfections that create the protagonist's perfect synesthesia, isn't it? There are all kinds of imperfections in life, but in the end they make us stronger. We laugh and cry, and cry and laugh again, right? (The above is only my personal opinion and for reference only. I accept everyone's discussion, but if you are not satisfied, don't criticize me. Isn't it that we read novels for the "dream" that does not exist in reality, so that we don't get angry here (dog heads save lives). It is really a very good book. I read it in one sitting in about two days. I will recommend it here) [Note]

It is a Huantai fanfic with some fictional arrangements. The plot is very well arranged, and the description and innovation of mechas are also very good. Tomato feels that the best Huantai mecha novels are Great Wall Watch and this one [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]

The author's writing is really good, much better than those who insist on belittling people in other countries in this novel. Every country has good people and bad people, and China also has bad people. Do you want to criticize everything in this country just because there are bad people in other countries? Be sensible

The logic of the plot is clear, normal and reasonable. I personally think it is rare. The characters are well created and can reflect my own writing style. However, the direct description of patriotism in the book is a bit too much and abrupt. I think it can be more subtle, otherwise it will inevitably give people a sense of complexity. Overall, I think it is very good. The author has a lot to do!

Although this book has a lot of digressions, it does not affect the main topic. The male protagonist is well developed in terms of character and other aspects, so the rating is indeed a bit low. Come on, I hope it won't be a mess [Like]

It's very nice to watch. Compared to Great Wall Watch, I feel like this one has a stronger sense of immersion. [Laughing awkwardly][laughing awkwardly]

Overall, it's very good. I've also read other Huantai's articles, but none of them felt as good as this one. The author really burst into tears when he stabbed Xie Yushan and the Feng family siblings [crying][crying][crying]

Apart from The Great Wall Watch, this is probably the second Huantai fanfic I have read and is highly recommended. The description of the plot and the fighting scenes are quite good. Please update it quickly and the plot should be slower. Little flowers for you🎉🎉