An era when exoskeleton armor "Mateger" is used as mainstream individual equipment.
Ren Chuan, an orbital airborne soldier of the Asia-Pacific Alliance, gave up his flesh and blood, adopted a prosthetic body, and uploaded his consciousness data. He died in battle five times. After retiring, he became a down-and-out mercenary living a rough life in the slums, but he was targeted by the giant businessman Avian——
"Want to live like a human being? Why not be a gun again."
She gave him an errand that he couldn't refuse: to join a melee competition, pilot an old-fashioned exoskeleton armor from twenty years ago, and fight against the latest machine girls developed by corporate groups.
There is no battlefield glory here, only a death show controlled by the consortium. The machine girl's blade is cold and sharp, and the high-frequency wave blade cuts through steel like rotten wood; the audience cheers loudly, and gamblers place bets on every drop of engine oil.
And Ren Chuan, holding the rusty sword tightly, sneered in the rain of bullets and ruins:
"Machine girl? It's just a toy made by humans."
When elite veterans face off against perfect war machines, when flesh-and-blood memory challenges the torrent of data——
This fight to the death will either tear the rules to pieces or become a wreckage on the chessboard of capital.
[Exoskeleton Armor] [Machine Girl] [No System] [Cruel Combat] [Tough Guy Male Protagonist] [Mecha]
Reader comments
The battle scenes are great, but the background of the forces is a bit strange. They can already use orbital dropships, and the two major forces are just fighting for control of the earth. In addition, the intensity of the battlefield fluctuates. It feels like we are fighting a world war at the beginning. After the protagonist retires and joins the company, the company can still use the frontline as a test site and store arsenal satellites in space that can stay for a long time. How can it be like fighting a proxy war?
A very nice book
So far it's pretty good, keep it up [Like][Like]
I quite like this background and world view
The battle scenes are great, but the background of the forces is a bit strange. They can already use orbital dropships, and the two major forces are just fighting for control of the earth. In addition, the intensity of the battlefield fluctuates. It feels like we are fighting a world war at the beginning. After the protagonist retires and joins the company, the company can still use the frontline as a test site and store arsenal satellites in space that can stay for a long time. How can it be like fighting a proxy war?
A very nice book
So far it's pretty good, keep it up [Like][Like] I quite like this background and world view