Mecha Girls: What Era Is This? You Still Want to Dogfight?

When I first started reading, I was curious about one thing. Hasn't there been a war in this worldview? Or is it that war is limited to small-scale competition levels. How do you think the firepower coverage of the full-body modular arsenal is the simplest and most practical? I don't care whether you are in close combat or long-distance combat. Isn't it enough to clear the ground with missiles and rockets? After shooting the missiles and rockets, throw away the launch bay, replace it with armor-piercing high-explosive Gatling bombs and directly blast the remaining enemies in the face. It will not be worse than the late-stage fighting method of drawing a sword. Even if you are into the sniper genre, a general-purpose machine body with a good gun, additional fire control system and aiming software on the head and other supporting equipment will be enough.

Quantum read it quickly and briefly read the beginning. My opinion is that the setting is insufficient and a bit superficial. The admiration and shaping of melee combat is basically mentioned at the beginning. The problem caused by this is that it is a bit awkward for me. It would be much better if we switched to a fierce hand-to-hand combat at the beginning, and then created a passionate or refreshing atmosphere, and then brought out the disapproval of the long-range system, or introduced some historical reasons why long-range combat is not respected. Secondly, it seems a bit light on paving the way for long-distance projects that are not optimistic. On the one hand, there will be people contracting with remote robot girls, and they are not just ordinary bottom players, but also have resources. The atmosphere of not respecting remote robot girls will be dissipated a bit. Maybe adding additional expansions such as recruiting only to play the support position will be better. However, because it is a quantum speed reading, it may be that I have skipped some information. I will read it back later to see if there is anything that needs to be changed or added.

It should have been renamed "Knife Suit, But I Picked Up a Gun". The background looks like a modern and near-future setting, but the main equipment is not a mature firearm, but running around with melee weapons. I originally thought that dog fighting is about closing the distance and firing all bullets and then dodging the opponent's full bullet launch. The result is a dog-eat-dog melee attack.

All I can say is that this is a lost book. The author has definitely put his heart into it. The characterization is very delicate. Each character has a very distinct personality. I can see the various aspects of social humanity in the background story and the choices of everything. I cried several times during the middle content [I almost cried]. It's just that the latest chapter is a bit depressing for me. I hope the protagonist can cheer up as soon as possible. Come on, gold will shine sooner or later. People and books can do it. Don't be discouraged. Come on, Lao Niu! I haven't seen enough. I want to support you but I'm afraid you won't have the motivation. I decided to keep up with you every day and encourage you! 😠 Accept my little bell to remind you to wake up!

Seeing that the score has gone from 5.5 To 6.6, I really feel that my colleagues have been recognized. Bro, go and watch Gundam Aoz, Armored Core, Macross, Titans and Combos in Transformers, and Leap to the Top. I guarantee that you will have a deeper understanding of the mainframe.

It's not bad, but it's just not bad. There's hope for the future. It's history, it's history

For those who love to fight, the current time is before the finals. The combat part is smooth, with strong graphics and excitement (compared to what I've seen before, maybe I've watched less of it). The story flows smoothly, and there are no major spoilers that spoil the reading atmosphere. It is easy to read. There are expectations for the development of some characters and backgrounds, especially the protagonist's long-range firepower. All in all, it looks good.

It's a book with great potential. I decided to continue to read it. The book itself is good, higher than the average level of Tomato, and the writing is up to standard. To my surprise, there are a lot of foreshadowings, especially after reading the introduction. The foreshadowings have been buried crazily from the beginning of the article, and they are all details. I think it was very exciting when I finally picked it up. It is an absolute potential stock!

This is the second novel about machine girls that I have found after Penguin's The Age of Machine Girls. It has its fair share of fun, and the characters are relatively vivid, so it's worth reading.

It's quite good. The real score is around 8:00 to 8:5. It's just that in the early stages of the game, the advantages of beyond visual range cannot be used. Also, the author should learn about the uses and shortcomings of professional terminology, but the flaws do not hide the advantages. It is still ok if you don't use your brain to read it.