[Transmigration + Sci-Fi + Mecha + System]
An ordinary young man, five years out of college, unemployed and stuck at home, suffering from depression and buried in debt, had all but lost hope in life.
At the end of his rope, he climbed onto a rooftop, ready to end it all, only to transmigrate by chance to a parallel world.
Zombies run rampant, food is scarce, nuclear pollution spreads, species vanish, and creatures mutate. Disaster after disaster piles up.
“Ding! The Mechanical Manufacturing and Repair Guide has been bound.” Mecha! Gundam!
Zombies? Mutant creatures? They’re nothing.
Since I’ve already died once, I’m going to make the most of this life...
And this isn’t one of those wish-fulfillment novels where the protagonist shows off and humiliates everyone.
The villains won’t suddenly become stupid, or rather, there aren’t any so-called villains to begin with.
It’s just that everyone sees things differently.
In the end, we’re all just trying to survive and get our hands on better resources.
Human nature has many sides. I don’t intend to explain it.
It's pretty good from the front... But the Super Invincible twist sucks.
Are you still building a mecha? It seems like you can't make hundreds of them, right?