In UC0084, Titans pilot Lieutenant Li He took over the test mission and has since been involved in the vortex of strife between federal factions and the remnants of Zeon.
From the test of the replica Hades system to the riots on the back of the moon, from the battle under gravity to the final confrontation, he gradually wavered under the power of the Titans, and embarked on his own path of resistance amidst the twists and turns of the war.
All in all, this is a very classic story.
"Protagonist machine: Pale Knight D2 → G3 Gundam. Modified version → RX-78[T] Titans Gundam (currently)..."
"A super mixed world view, in short, a little bit of everything is mixed in."
Reader comments
It's a good novel, with a good rhythm. It's easy to use descriptive words in the early chapters, which makes me a little tired and dizzy after reading it. But it gets better after that. Moreover, the author adds pictures every time he introduces new characters and mobile suits, which is great. I also want to ask, does this novel have a single female protagonist? This side seems to be the protagonist CP, but the protagonist column in the introduction is also marked with Lily.
Come on, author, one of the rare ones who started from Grips War [Like]
Tomato is a very solid Gundam without any system, which is a good point. The language style is also very decent, without that inexplicable language style. The plot arrangement is also reasonable, and the overall feeling is very similar to the Gundam series of side stories. The author is also very considerate. Every new or modified machine has a picture, which is good news for readers like me who lack imagination.
Yes, by the way, has the author watched the shiny Hathaway 2? The mass-produced cow made me laugh.
The pacing is pretty good, and the settings are explained with notes, which improves the reading experience.
Among the few Gundams on Tomato, it is very beautiful.
The book itself is okay, but the characters are a bit unpopular and difficult to remember, but it's innocuous. The biggest problem is that the author updates it completely randomly, and you can't guess when the next chapter will come.
It looks great to see what kind of machines are coming in the future. I kind of want to see Birds of Fire or Silver Thunder.
It's not enough at all. Reading one page every day is not enough.
The pacing is pretty good, and the plot is so intertwined that it's worth watching.
It's a good Gundam story, I've already started the second brush [take a closer look].
The author has to be great too!
Gundam is pretty good, but there are a lot of changes.
Come on author ♡(.◜ω◝.)♡
By the way, will the protagonist drive a Tr6 Woodwood later?
It looks great. Is there one of the Unicorn Gundams behind the main character's machine? (Unicorn, Banshee, Phoenix)
The whole thing is pretty beautiful
This is the most touching article I have ever seen written.
I've only read 300 pages so far, but the author's writing is really good, the plot is compact, and he has a high understanding of UC's plot and mechanics.
It's a good novel, with a good rhythm. It's easy to use descriptive words in the early chapters, which makes me a little tired and dizzy after reading it. But it gets better after that. Moreover, the author adds pictures every time he introduces new characters and mobile suits, which is great. I also want to ask, does this novel have a single female protagonist? This side seems to be the protagonist CP, but the protagonist column in the introduction is also marked with Lily.
Come on, author, one of the rare ones who started from Grips War [Like]
Tomato is a very solid Gundam without any system, which is a good point. The language style is also very decent, without that inexplicable language style. The plot arrangement is also reasonable, and the overall feeling is very similar to the Gundam series of side stories. The author is also very considerate. Every new or modified machine has a picture, which is good news for readers like me who lack imagination.
Yes, by the way, has the author watched the shiny Hathaway 2? The mass-produced cow made me laugh.
The pacing is pretty good, and the settings are explained with notes, which improves the reading experience.
Among the few Gundams on Tomato, it is very beautiful.
The book itself is okay, but the characters are a bit unpopular and difficult to remember, but it's innocuous. The biggest problem is that the author updates it completely randomly, and you can't guess when the next chapter will come.
It looks great to see what kind of machines are coming in the future. I kind of want to see Birds of Fire or Silver Thunder.
It's not enough at all. Reading one page every day is not enough.
The pacing is pretty good, and the plot is so intertwined that it's worth watching.
It's a good Gundam story, I've already started the second brush [take a closer look].
The author has to be great too!
Gundam is pretty good, but there are a lot of changes.
Come on author ♡(.◜ω◝.)♡
By the way, will the protagonist drive a Tr6 Woodwood later?
It looks great. Is there one of the Unicorn Gundams behind the main character's machine? (Unicorn, Banshee, Phoenix)
The whole thing is pretty beautiful
This is the most touching article I have ever seen written.
I've only read 300 pages so far, but the author's writing is really good, the plot is compact, and he has a high understanding of UC's plot and mechanics.