Mass-Produced Mages of Steel Magic

Standard Western fantasy novels, or rather, those mecha anime from the "Little Days" genre, have been adapted into novels. The visuals are strong, the plot is reasonable and clear, the battle descriptions are excellent, and you can clearly see the protagonist's growth. But remember to read it with your eyes and your brain. To be honest, your daily life writing isn't very good.

Among similar novels (magical aerial combat set against the backdrop of World War I and II), this is probably the best I've ever read, especially the descriptions of the battle scenes, which create a very immersive and emotionally resonant experience.

World War I, Gundam, and The Saga of Tanya the Evil—come and see them all! 😘

Ah, it feels like all these years of reading on Tomato Brush have been for novels like this! It's so enjoyable to read! It would be even better if it weren't a time-travel story. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending. I'll watch the ads to support it. Keep it up! 💕

I've read up to chapter 20 so far, and I really enjoy the plot. However, I've noticed a small issue: during dialogues between two people, two consecutive sentences from the same person are sometimes separated into two sentences enclosed in quotation marks. I initially thought it was a back-and-forth exchange of sentences, but after reading it, it didn't feel right, and it took me a moment to realize what was wrong.

Good news! Tanya the Evil Season 2 is coming next year! 😘

The subject matter is fantastic. Whether it's the war scenes or everyday life, the author clearly put a lot of effort into it. They must have done extensive preparation before writing. There are no omissions in the descriptions; the author isn't just aiming to create a simple, enjoyable story. The pacing isn't fast, and there's a lot of detail. While there are a few areas for improvement, they're not major issues. Overall, this is a novel that's definitely worth looking forward to.

It's well-written, with a Code Geass/Tanya feel, but there's just too little of it right now. I suggest the author change the title; adding a mecha element might attract more readers. Honestly, the current title doesn't really relate to magic; it's mostly mecha battles.

Despite numerous typos and grammatical errors, the anime's plot is incredibly engaging and entertaining.

The world-building is quite complete, and the war theme is well-developed. I especially liked Seele's part. But honestly, is the author sure they won't just rehash the name "Honkai Impact"? 😆😆😆😆😆