The Urban Mecha Esper

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Who's the female lead? Will the male lead tell his mother and sister that the original body is dead? Will the protagonist return to his original world? Does he have a lover in his original world? 🤔 If so, let her be the female lead! 😏

There are so few people here, almost no one is commenting. There are only two people urging me to update, I even suspect the other one might be the author himself.

I'm speechless. So many people are maliciously giving it low scores! This book is quite good, with almost no flaws. The characters are also very well portrayed. It may not be a masterpiece, but it's still a good book.

I came here to read about Gundam, and there are some Gundam-themed personal touches, which are quite interesting. If you're looking for mecha battles, those are in the book, though less so. There are also some slice-of-life scenes with characters showing off and getting their comeuppance, but the writing is decent. I think it's better than some books that score 9 out of 10.

I'm currently on chapter 296. So far, the main character is very well-developed, and the supporting characters are also quite fleshed out. The plot and character development are generally good. Although I don't know why the rating is only 7.0 right now, I feel it should reach 9 in the future. It's just that there haven't been any updates for the past three or four days.

It's still a very good read, but the updates are too infrequent. The plot is quite reasonable, and so far there haven't been any particularly clichéd coincidences. The part about the illegitimate child is also acceptable, and the writing style is good.

There are too few readers, but the book itself is quite good. Other books have an unreasonably high readership despite few reviews, but this one has an unreasonably low readership! The author is very dedicated; despite the lack of readers, they persisted until now before stopping updates!

Well-written, with strong prose, not mindless, and without obvious plot holes. The story develops steadily, and the battle descriptions are detailed and exciting. Unlike other mecha novels, it's not mindless; it's mecha, not cultivation.

The writing is logically clear and concise, the plot is well-structured, the ideas are unique and interesting, and there's no harem element or female lead yet. Is the low score due to malicious ratings to prevent it from going viral?