Pacific Rim: The Black

Three years ago, I finished reading The Great Wall Watch, and the aftereffects were so strong that I've been waiting for a new Pacific Rim fanfic ever since. Finally, it's here! 🥺 The writing is smooth and enjoyable to read. The author's revised world-building is also very appealing. I just don't know why so few people are reading it. But now that I've started recommending it, things should gradually improve. Good luck, author! [Currently working on a draft]

I love it! I love both the writing style and the content! I initially thought the plot would follow the movie, but it turned out to have a lot of original characters. The opening story, with a character dying right at the end, was a real shock; I was stunned. So far, I've quite enjoyed the subsequent plot; it hasn't fallen apart.

Among fanfictions of Pacific Rim, this is a great one. Although it doesn't have the clear world-building of The Great Wall, it's still very enjoyable.

The writing is smooth, the plot flows well, and the shifts in perspective are seamless and immersive. It perfectly captures the somber atmosphere of the Pacific Rim, and the author's own revised world-building and settings make it both mind-bending and exhilarating. However, the protagonist has only made one appearance so far, and it was a rushed death. I'm looking forward to some exciting battles! 🤔

Great, finally there's a good Pacific Rim game, aside from Great Wall Watch and Mount Tai.

It's a very good read, and the character development is excellent. The multi-narrative structure might seem a bit confusing at first, but I personally think it's fine. It's very well-written and the characters are portrayed in great detail.

I hope the male and female leads get a happy ending (I've been reading too many heart-wrenching stories lately, I just hope they find happiness).

I finished it in one go, it was alright, but given the author's writing style, I haven't figured out how humanity could possibly win right now, and it seems like Bai Ze might betray us later on 😰

The author is very energetic and the writing style is quite good. Although it doesn't quite compare to *The Great Wall Watch* in my opinion, it's still a pretty good read.

It's really well-written, and there are a lot of angst; it feels just like reading a classic.