Gundam: A Trio Beginning in the Universal Century

I've caught up with the progress, Gundam has potential, the pace is okay and relatively fast, there's nothing to say about the character design, the overall quality is normal and above average. I deducted one star for the protagonist who spent so much time flying the Gundam. It took more than 40 chapters to make up his mind to fly the Gundam. It was really too slow. There was too much foreshadowing and it was a bit of a drag. Before boarding the white wooden horse, it was easy to say that he was no longer on the front line, but after boarding the wooden horse, he should be ready to fly the Gundam. Boarding the wooden horse in 0079 is equivalent to being on the front line. [Eat melon]

The rest of the plot is pretty good, the protagonist's combat power is a bit weak (not as strong as the protagonists in other books, basically an ordinary ace below NT), the previous part actually doesn't matter, Chapter 370 made me happy [I quite like this character, and I accept that she has a tragic past, but I don't accept characters with tragic pasts. He is the companion of the protagonist. I like that the protagonist of the novel and the people around him should have a happy life and not have an unforgettable tragic past (although there have been many foreshadowings before, I still hold on to a glimmer of hope that the author will write better, and then hope that Gaba is gone)], everyone, come on, I will retreat.

I feel like this book is pretty good, except for the character of the protagonist who is not very likable. I hope the protagonist will be better in the future.

Write quickly, excellent Gundam fan

Give Gundam's new book five-star support. I've traveled through time, I'm afraid it would be better to die on the hospital bed.

Give me some suggestions. From my current perspective, the protagonist is very suitable. There is something that Amuro and Char don't have, which is politics. One can't help himself, and the other is capable but doesn't want to take on heavy responsibilities, so let Char assist the protagonist in politics. The federal one will be fine. Amuro can be his driver.

In terms of characters and plot, I feel pretty good in Tomato fan fiction. Although I'm not a Gundam fan, it's quite comfortable to watch. The male protagonist is not a eunuch and only works on Gundam. There is a female protagonist, but it takes a long time to run. The score is a bit low. I feel that it can be at least 9 points or above.

Although there are some plots that I don't want to read, but this is UC's human nature. This book is very good. I hope the author will keep updating it.

The front foot also said that I would find an opportunity to talk to Sera. I thought I had firmly chosen the Kusko route, but when I turned around and saw that I had laid out more than 100 cards, Sera stole it and announced it officially. Xiaoku went out for several months without finding anything and even locked himself in. After being found by Tianqi, there will probably be a stomachache episode. There's no other way to do it, otherwise we'll have to start a harem.

I am looking forward to the development of the subsequent story. Will the author write about UC105?