[Behind-the-Scenes Story] [Mecha Battles] [Not Mindless Wish Fulfillment] [Logical Plot]
My paper was stolen? Fine, I’ll flip the table.
Yang Fan awakens the Limit-Breaking System. But after his mentor plagiarizes the epoch-making paper he wrote using knowledge from the System, every conventional path is shut off to him.
Instead, he has an epiphany: Rather than wait for others to acknowledge and value him, he should bring out the mecha and shake this world awake for good.
A month later, the Zerg invade. There’s no time to waste.
If he can’t become a savior whom people recognize, then he’ll rewrite this rotten world from the ground up.
With overwhelming force, he’ll pry open the skull of this era and ram the words “mecha” into the minds of all humanity.
“I’m not asking you to accept this. I’m informing you: the age of mecha is here!”
P.S. The outline of this book has been heavily revised. The protagonist no longer turns evil; it’s an uplifting story.
The plot is too short! The plot is too short! It's too short! Hurry up! Hurry up! Hurry up! Dog shit. Really. Real dog shit 😅 Don't disbelieve me.
No reviews? I think this new book has a pretty classic shonen (mainstream) action plot in the beginning. I wonder what it'll be like later. I'll give it five stars for now. Goodness, things changed after the second chapter. (Revised rating: 2 stars)
The beginning seems to follow the plot of Gundam 00 (Faced with a future crisis, Celestial Being acts as the villain, using Gundams to enhance humanity and guide all of humanity to cooperate). It looks pretty good so far, but there's not much mecha text to begin with, so I'll give it four stars for now, and comment more after I finish reading it.
The story of Zhuo Zi's descent into darkness is indeed a satisfying read.
I like this style, but writing realistic novels inevitably involves interweaving realistic ethical considerations into the exciting moments. Because all the events can be incorporated into the story.
I'm a veteran player of unlocked consoles, keep it up! You're the first to write about unlocked consoles, that's promising!
Good, good. If the logic in the later parts of this book is sound and there are no contradictions, then this book has potential.
It's a really good read; there are very few novels about unrestricted mobile devices these days.
The content is novel and immersive; keep up the good work!
It's really good! Strategic planning and manipulating the world at will—it's much more interesting than those purely system-based novels.