Gundam: A Trio Beginning in the Universal Century

I've caught up with the pace. This is a promising Gundam story with a decent, relatively fast pacing. The character designs are also excellent, and overall it's above average. I'm deducting one star because the protagonist's decision to pilot the Gundam is drawn out. It took over 40 chapters to finally decide to do so, which was far too slow. Too much buildup made it feel dragged out.

The rest of the plot is fine, but the protagonist's combat power is a bit weak (unlike the protagonists in other books who are strong, basically just an ordinary ace below the level of an idiot). The beginning was fine, but chapter 370 shocked me. [I quite like this character and I accept that she has a tragic past, but I can't accept a character with a tragic past being the protagonist's partner.

Not bad. It's indeed a rare UC fanfic that respects the original work. After all, the core of UC is tragedy, and simply using overpowered characters to overturn such a political and historical masterpiece with a tragic core spanning decades would seem too monotonous, boring, and illogical. That would simply be disrespectful to the work. After all, it's not some youthful romance novel.

I think this book is pretty good, except the main character's personality isn't very likable. I hope the main character will be better later on.

Hurry up and write some excellent Gundam fanfiction!

I'm giving the new Gundam book five stars to show my support. Even though I've already transmigrated, I'd rather have just died in my hospital bed.

The character design and plot are pretty good for a Tomato fanfiction. Although I'm not a Gundam fan, I enjoyed reading it. The male lead isn't a complete slacker who only cares about Gundam. There is a female lead, but the relationship between her and the female lead is a bit long. The score is a bit low; I feel it deserves at least a 9 or higher.

One minute they're saying they'll find a chance to talk things out with Sera, and I thought they're firmly committed to the Kusko route. Then I see they've only laid out a hundred or so maps before Sera raids their base and officially announces their relationship. Kusko's been away for months, hasn't found anything, and even locked herself in a cell. After Tianqi finds her, there'll probably be a stomach-churning scene. I'm out of ideas, maybe I should just start a harem.

Here's some advice: From what I've seen so far, the protagonist is best suited to address what Amuro and Char lack – politics. One is caught in a bind, the other is capable but unwilling to shoulder responsibility. Therefore, let Char assist the protagonist in political maneuvering, within the Federation. Amuro can simply be his pilot.

Although there are some parts I didn't want to see, that's just how UC is, no doubt about it. This book is pretty good; I hope the author keeps updating!