Gundam Begins with the Deputy Captain

Support the author, well written. Being a Gundam pilot has no way of changing the trajectory of the world. Only by becoming a high-ranking officer can one change the outcome of the story. Of course, one person is worth a thousand super-types.

He has a deep understanding of the canon, and he firmly grasps the principle of intervening in fan fiction without overly interfering. This is a rare masterpiece among canon fan fiction.

Come on! Just wait and wait for the protagonist to participate in the love and hatred between the mule and the duck~hehe~ I want to see the love-hate relationship between the protagonists, the catering mule and the duck!

It's very good. Although compared to other Gundam fanfics, it lacks the protagonist's passion for driving a mobile suit, and some battle plots that can be described in detail are also briefly mentioned. However, it lacks a lot of clichés in Gundam fanfics. At least it is a mid-to-high-quality work in Gundam fanfics with varying quality. I hope the author can keep writing in the future, break away from the shackles of the original work, and open up new ideas.

It feels very good. Most people who wear Gundam use mobile suits, but very few use battleships. Let these mobile suits see the power of battleships

The writing is good. It is rare to see a Gundam article that does not describe the battle in detail. In fact, Gundam's ideas are also very good, but there are also many regrets. If the shining Hathaway can disappear naturally instead of joining the Mafti to fight against the decadent federation, it might not be a bad choice. I want to see a brand new federation so that the tragedies of Camus, Mule, Duck, and Hathavi will no longer happen.

Sure enough, a strong ship and a sharp cannon are a man's romance.

It is rare for a captain-style protagonist to narrate the story in a higher dimension than the pilot. At the same time, it is also very sophisticated, and there is basically no discrepancy with the original work. And it gives enough space to the supporting characters, making them look much more alive.

This is the first time I have seen a Gundam novel about a battle captain. Most of the others are single-machine Super God Gundam pilots.

I'm looking forward to it after reading it. This book is more rational. If you like saviors and climax plots, don't read this. The protagonist of this book is currently difficult to have a passionate plot of personal heroism. After all, it is stable and durable. Oh, by the way, Jin suggested that the author add a female protagonist. Judging from the liveliness of the plot with a gay friend, adding a female protagonist can make a stable plot more exciting.

The characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood. It can be seen that the author has experience. The plot is compact and smart. What a great book!

It's rare to see the Gundam battleship series for ten years, sit back and cheer

The writing is good, and the protagonist is perfectly integrated according to the rhythm of the original work. The protagonist is a captain and a fleet commander instead of a mobile suit pilot. The writing is also very successful. The author's writing is also very smooth. I also hate the crazy self-protection plot of the Japanese, so good. Come on Has the protagonist of ZZ already appeared? The protagonist of Z has not yet appeared. I still hope to win Haman as the heroine.

It's pretty good. The Trafalgar modified by Magellan during the One Year War is enough. Later, we can directly upgrade TTS's Alexander class, or we can consider Ogu's Agama class.

I have only watched Seed in the Gundam anime, and I may be interested in the gorgeous Kira mech fighting. For those who have not watched the anime, it is a bit difficult to read the novel. I found that the author does not seem to be keen on the battle scenes between mechas. He just rushes to the battleship to destroy the battleship, and the opponent then uses the battleship to destroy the mecha. Of course, there are other battle scenes, but the one that impressed me the most is the protagonist using a battleship to fight Gundam. The world view is a bit confusing, but I still support it.

The writing is good, I hope if I can write to the end, it can save the Pru series.

It's rare that the main character in Gundam is a captain. The author has many ingenious ideas and is very good. He is changing the Federation overtly and covertly.

This is a rare Gundam novel that takes the route of a fleet commander.

It's not easy to find a novel about Gundam, and it's an orthodox series. Come on, author!

It's not bad, but the plot can't do much innovation. This is still limited by the author's writing power [face covering]

Among many Gundam novels where the MS driver is the first perspective, a new track is very novel and very good.

Rare subject matter. The plot is not sloppy and connects the various plots of the original version more naturally, which is very good.

Not bad. Unlike other Gundam stories, the protagonist participates in the battle as a fleet commander and does not pilot a Gundam. The author also knows the setting well and is not a novice who just writes based on hearsay. There are some flaws, but overall it is good.

It looks good, I hope the protagonist can save Haman in the future [laughs]

Will the protagonist become a master tactician like Yang Wen-li?

Very nice and well written

Brother, please don't cut it. I really like this book.

The description is good and detailed, making people feel deeply involved. I hope to become a high-level member of the Federation and truly move towards interstellar civilization without updating.

A rare good book, you seem to have been integrated into the historical process.

It's okay, but the protagonist Yang Yong has too few scenes and his presence is weak.