Pacific Rim: The War Reignites

What does this book say? It feels like a running account with a lot of modifiers added, and the tone of the text is too simple. Whether it is the feeling of despair when the mecha is defeated, or the feeling of joy after winning the battle, the writing method is basically the same template, and it does not express the feeling it should have. It just feels like there is something missing, which makes me uncomfortable. Then the growth process of the characters in the article cannot be said to be completely absent, it can only be said to be the same as none. It skips a large space and completely cuts out the content of the process. Basically, it is to know the reason why the protagonist wants to activate the mecha after the encounter before the beginning of college, and then skips for a long time. , The content is not mentioned at all, and it jumps directly to the training of joining the mecha pilot, and the content of the training is also difficult to describe. Basically, there is no description. I only know that I have been training during this period, and there is some description of the simulated mecha combat, but it is also a very monotonous writing style. I made this comment after reading the first ten chapters. I'm not sure about the subsequent development, but I hope the author will change his mind. I can't accept this style of writing, it's too monotonous! I'm going to withdraw it first. Readers can treat this book according to their own preferences. Don't just stop reading it just because of my remarks.