The Moment You Grab Zaku, You Are Already Invincible

This book is very UC, showing the rottenness of the Federation and Zeon. The Federation may not be a human being, but Zeon is really not a human being. Moreover, the writing style uses more side descriptions, which makes the whole story and the characters in it very full.

A rare high-quality article in Tomato! Except for the fact that Zhuo Ya's appearance in the early stages of the plot and the emotional line with the protagonist are a bit stiff and unclear, it can almost be said to be a first-rate good story! You don't need to lose your mind when fighting. Pay attention to the settings. The fighting is very visual and you can taste it carefully. The follow-up comments prove that I am still watching

I have never watched Gundam and thought it was well written, with online IQ throughout, no brainless invincibility. The protagonist is full of transcendence and has distinct personality traits. He is as handsome as me. The fighting is a vivid display of the author's writing skills. The battle part is simply superb and fascinating. The battle in the universe should be like this. It also shows that the individual's ability is limited to this, but it also shows the potential of human power when the power is continuously accumulated. Although it is a fanfic, the writing is infinitely better than most original works. It can be seen that it has been carefully polished. I believe that the author can write better articles with his strength. I look forward to the future development of this book and the birth of the author's next masterpiece. Keep this in mind.

There are a few minor flaws, but the plot direction is still very good in keeping with GTO. The most important thing is that it portrays Zeon as a bad person and a bad person in the Federation.

A new type with a UC background and a side 2 background. He robbed Zaku in order not to become a canned space ant cow and led the survivors to survive with all their strength. He is currently on the eve of the Battle of Rum (yes, the Orochi Cannon, the Red Comet, the Black Triple Star, the scene where Ray Bill was captured). It's not a big deal, he's an ace driver, he's driven the Zaku II and the early model of Guntank. As a long-time Gundam fan who got into the game in the 1990s, this book has a very pure taste. It doesn't have many words at the moment, but if it can be maintained, it will definitely be considered a high-quality product in this fan category. Guncannon Early Type…

This book is already the pinnacle in the Gundam category, and it deserves praise for two things. One point is the combat aspect, and the other point is the plot connection aspect. The combat aspect isn't as stiff as other books. In terms of plot connection, it better tells the grievances between the entire UC universe, the Earth Federation and Zeon. It takes great care of people like me who care about Mobile Suit Gundam and casually watch the historical process. Can better understand the entire historical context.

This book is quite good. The description of the battle scenes is one of the best in Tomato Gundam. The author's comments are not too big. The characters in it also make me feel like watching an anime. It also describes the birth of the Federation and Zeon very well. The only flaw is the inexplicable emotional scenes in the early stage, which is a bit toxic. But as long as you get through this part and capture Zaku, the battles will be fun. At present, the author's update speed is quite good. You can give it a try.

How can I put it, this kind of story with a super-action male protagonist looks very cool. I hope that the plot can be rewritten to a certain extent within the framework of the original work. After all, it can be regarded as an if line [laughs]

Overall, since I don't know much about Gundam, the battle scenes were pretty good. There are also some funny scenes about Gundam mixed in, and the writing is good. The only drawback is that I don't really like emotional scenes with multiple female protagonists [laughing and crying]. What can I say? The theme is mainly Gundam battles, so I don't object to emotional scenes. After all, the old battles were all boring, but with the addition of multiple female protagonist attributes, it honestly felt a bit uncomfortable. If you are purely in love with the party, you can watch the first part of the emotional drama, but I suggest skipping the second half (the emotional drama). If you accept everything, then this is indeed a good book worthy of five stars.

Finally, there is a UC Gundam that you can watch. The protagonist must establish a force and defeat the Federation and Zeon. 6 Chapters a day, Hakiron, you guy

This is the best Gundam novel I have ever read

Personally, I feel like I've read the first 3 of all Gundam stories. Tomatoes are the best. Nice.

It is well written, Goldfinger is not a supermodel, the plot is well advanced, and the characters are well portrayed. The key is to have the smell of Gundam. People who don't watch Gundam generally can't feel it. Just like watching Eva, you have the smell of Anno, and watching Gundam, you have the chuuni taste of Gundam [laughs]

I'd give it 75 out of 100. Gundam fanfic, starting from 0079, the overall arrangement of the story is not bad, there are system glitches but they don't always appear. I found this article because I wanted to read the mecha war fanfic. The actual level is not as high as an average of nine points. It is better than those super novice articles with missing words and sentences, and it kept me reading until the end. But forget it if you want to read science fiction. The story never goes beyond the solar system. The main plot revolves around the earth and the moon. It mentions the development of Jupiter, so the technological level is not that high. I have watched The Three-Body Problem, so I have the opinion that since it is all science fiction, please don't stop at laser swords and slashing each other. Yes, I am talking about Dune and Star Wars. I can't watch it. Going back to the shortcomings of this article, on the one hand, the protagonist becomes unparalleled very quickly, and knowing the script + system is still a bit supermodel; on the other hand, the writing and sentence segmentation are not good, and the strange sentence segmentation method will make listening to the book a bit uncomfortable. The writing level is the kind where there will be some text errors every few chapters. Most of the time, it is better than Jiuluoyu's works, but it is just better.

The rhythm is very good. The protagonist's current MS driving skills are the best in this era, but there is no resource and the machine can't keep up. It's good to have battle damage but not a sense of deflation. I look forward to the performance of the special machine in the future.

The best Gundam, the protagonist's introduction is natural and smooth without breaking in, the system's low sense of presence can be ignored, and the enemies have brains and are three-dimensional; it is reflected in the daily chat between the protagonist and Lieutenant Chi Kewu in Chapter 17. The plot will generally follow the plot and the modifications will not be too outrageous. Worth a look[Like]

This book has a bit of the old-school Gundam spirit in it. It shows no sympathy for Zeon and treats all Zeon characters equally. This is what I like most. Unfortunately, the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is a bit weak, and the beginning is even a bit inexplicable, but this is quite high.

There is no daily routine, it's all about machine battles, one wave after another, the plot is compact and it's all about fighting. It's fun to watch, but you'll feel a little tired after watching it too much. The protagonist is really mentally strong.

I've only seen the theatrical version of UC, and it's hard to accept the TV style now. This book also helped me make up for the plot. The Earth Lord is also very miserable, and I want to smash things [face covering]. The existence of the protagonist can be regarded as making up for a lot of regrets, but because it runs through many works, theoretically there will be a lot of butterfly effects, and some plots will be a bit strange if they still develop according to the original work. In addition, when I grow up, I don't like to watch harem scenes very much, and if I put one of the protagonists in each place, it will be very busy if I really want to do this. However, the battle scenes are indeed very enjoyable. I am basically invincible from the beginning to the end, although there are some dangers along the way. It's a pretty good work.

A very exciting Gundam novel, keep up the good work, author!

The writing style and rationality are both online. I can see that he is a long-time Gundam fan. It has a system but is basically invisible and does not steal the show. The protagonist is not invincible. The battles are especially written with a sense of reality. It is a real battle of wits and courage rather than a funny battle of wits and courage. Keep it up and don't change the writing style. I've read Chapter 45 so far, so don't worry if it's not poisonous.

If you prefer cool novels, then "The moment you catch Zaku, you are already invincible" is definitely your cup of tea! It implements the word "refreshing" quite thoroughly: the protagonist Su Li starts with a "world line modification" gold finger, cheats all the way on the battlefield of the One Year War, drives Zaku to fight against Gundam, various tactical surprise attacks and equipment upgrades come fast and fierce, and every time he changes the world line, he can get a bunch of powerful rewards, and the battle scenes make the "Zaku Counterattack" full of excitement. Moreover, it also combines Gundam's mechas and war settings to make the cool points more hard-core support - you can see Zaku using nuclear missiles to blow up the federal warships, and you can see the protagonist relying on accurate predictions of the battlefield to fool Char. This kind of operation of "creating a new cool feeling in the classic IP" is simply double happiness for readers who like mechas and cool articles. Even if there are some small flaws in the early stage, such as the supporting cast being a little thin, these can be completely ignored in the face of the core excitement of "counterattack all the way, Zaku becomes a god". If you just want to watch the protagonist drive a Zaku around in the Gundam world, then this book will definitely make you enjoy reading it!

The protagonist's start is completely hellish. It feels like a Zaku is breaking through the whole situation. It's so beautiful. The author will update soon [Love]

It's a very good Gundam novel. As long as it doesn't involve the male protagonist's emotional line, it's very interesting. If you already have Zaku, what kind of girlfriend do you need?

Except that there is a system setting that makes the protagonist have a intact Zaku Kai, which is a bit awkward, there are no other problems. I never thought that I could find such a beautiful Gundam article on Tomato. Author, you must finish it and don't stop [blowing kiss]

It's quite good now that I see it. The word human nature is fully used, and the protagonist's struggle to survive is the shining point. The author is very quick to improve the poisonous points mentioned in the comment area immediately, but it will definitely lose some viewers. I hope the author will check again next time (it's okay to post slower or less, I just hope it won't be too unreasonable)

It's not a Gundam, it's not from the Federation, it's a starting point for refugees, it's a Zaku. I like this setting. Come on [Like]

Yes, describing war is to accuse war, which is highly consistent with Gundam's anti-war positioning.

This is a rare MS combat novel. The details are described very well. The reality and cruelty of the battlefield and the descriptions of the small characters are all very good...

It's very beautiful. I think it would be good if the heroine has more scenes. In despair, it is very important to have someone who understands you.