Mecha War: Starting with the Rescue of the Federal Princess

The premise is novel; this could be considered a blend of soft science fiction and light novel. It's a slow-burn, 1v1 story, focusing primarily on the plot, which is much better than system novels. System novels constantly throw out tons of numbers; I'm sick of hearing them on audiobooks.

Highly recommended! A fantastic mecha guide. I was previously interested in Gundam and similar mecha but didn't know much about them. This book made me want to buy a Gundam to play with or catch up on the anime. The character development and the relationships between the various factions are very well done. Overall, a great book.

This is a pretty good mecha anime. The author's ideas and overall approach are quite good. Some of the early plot points and mecha designs really brought a smile to mecha fans' faces. For example, the early episodes featured classic SEED elements, though it felt more like a ZAFT perspective with Annemarie playing Kira. And then there's the Invaders—the world's most powerful Nvidia, the Mechman?! A demon god! Definitely worth reading for mecha fans.

The plot and characters are good, reasonable, exciting, and well-structured—it's enjoyable! The only downside is that while the teammates are all vividly portrayed and the battles are thrilling and exciting, the protagonist's performance... Is just average. Despite the praise for the amazing character design, the actual combat experience is... Very mediocre. His presence on the battlefield diminishes significantly as the game progresses; it's mostly his teammates showing off. 🤦

It's beautiful, like a bowl of yam and pork rib soup in winter. The fillings are like rainbow candy, natural and delicious. I haven't seen such a beautiful, Chinese-style mecha story with a touch of light novel flair in a long time.

Better than I expected. Not perfect, but acceptable. It's watchable, though some of the plot is a bit old-fashioned and the execution is mediocre. The characters are also somewhat flat, but these issues are manageable. Normally, this would definitely have a higher rating than 7.3. However, it could also be a matter of target audience; those who don't click might find it uninteresting. I'll still give it a thumbs up.

It's a pretty good mecha anime, but unfortunately I prefer stories without female characters or harems, so a single female protagonist is really hard to read 🤦

I don't know how to put it, but it's very well written! The pacing is fast, one chapter follows another, it's impossible to stop reading! Even those who haven't read much about mecha can easily read it (it's just that there aren't many illustrations for a mecha newbie like me, since I'm not a seasoned mecha expert who can tell the prototypes from the descriptions QAQ). I can't get enough, I just can't get enough 😢😢😢 Finally, this story has a single female lead 💕

I really like that the plot is well-structured and the protagonist isn't some kind of overpowered monster. Many of the author's passages are truly evocative; I can already picture so many scenes in my mind. If I weren't so bad at drawing, I would definitely turn this novel into a comic! 🤦🤦

This is an absolutely outstanding work among Tomato's mecha (Gundam) novels. The plot and battle scenes are exceptionally well-written, and the characters are also quite well-developed, each with their own unique personality.