Transmigration: Starting with Gundam SEED, I Make the Choice

How can I put it after reading more than a hundred chapters? First of all, there is a system problem. It seems to be a choice, but in fact, everything is planned. Why is the choice called a choice? It is because several options are almost the same, making it impossible to choose. This kind of unbalanced rewards is obviously equivalent to direct orders from the system, causing the protagonist to directly become a puppet of the system. He seems to be free, but in fact he is under the control of the system and has no autonomy at all. The second is the linkage between the two books, which brings out the poisonous point of double time travel. Although both are books by the same author and the protagonist of this book goes to a world that has been changed beyond recognition by other time travellers, it is still a little poisonous. Then there are some minor issues, such as Mariu. The author's books and comments and replies are all required to be accepted. However, he was taken advantage of by Kira (although he has become a girl in the later period), but he still feels a little resentful. Moreover, it is a problem of randomly accepting people. Basically, the secrets of the protagonist's system are not secrets. Although the people who are accepted can't be revealed, there are too many and too mixed people, which is a bit poisonous. There is also the initial selection of characters to replace in time travel. Sai Yi really doesn't think he is very handsome. I don't know why I think he is handsome. People who know Sai Yi suddenly don't have a good sense of substitution. The rest are all insignificant and minor issues, but there are not many Tomato Gundam novels, so I can still read this one, so I'll give it five stars [Chigua]

I wrote it myself, give yourself five stars [laughs]

After reading the previous book, please support me. Author, when will you come out of the dark room? [Sinister smile]

It's better to wear a mustache and invert a Gundam. I want to see him. I don't like the black male protagonist in it. I'm just saying, that's what if. What would happen if Gundam traveled through time and space in the Astro Boy Pluto movie? This will test the author's pen [laughing evilly]

The plot is pretty good and the writing is much better than last time. But I don't know when I will be able to put together an airframe by myself. Instead of buying parts for various airframes, I will build a new one myself.

Finally a Gundam fanfic.

Very good! Write well and don't want eunuchs!

It would be great if I could send three of them every day

Came from the previous book

I never thought that I could write about fire attacks when writing about mecha. I thought I would write about intense fighting scenes and about surviving in battles.