Good-for-Nothing? Call Me the Top Manual Mecha Pilot

A very beautiful book. I think this is a very normal book. Why do you say it is normal? It's because it doesn't specifically emphasize anything, nor does it deliberately weaken anything (emm these two years are indeed the time when women's consciousness is rising, so many books will criticize some things, which is good, and I support it, but it will make you feel a little tired after reading it for a long time). I support the emergence of more existences like this book, relying on wonderful plots to attract people while normalizing equality. In this kind of text that relies on technology and mental power, the physical structures that exist in reality are not included. The difference is written in, because originally this kind of writing relies on talent and mental power, which has nothing to do with men and women. Some writings insist on emphasizing it (similar to how a girl is so strong). I feel very bad, but in this book, it is very natural to accept that the heroine is strong, and no one is ever surprised because a strong person is a girl. In this book, I am only surprised because the heroine is so talented at such a young age, which makes me like it even more. The point is that this book has a feeling similar to the old novels about strong women (the first in the world is the heroine and the second is the feeling of my best friend). In the past, when I read the novels about strong women, the heroine was always very lonely. Many of my former friends gradually couldn't keep up with the heroine as she upgraded and fought monsters. But I want to say that it is not the case. A heroine with a sound personality needs friends, not loneliness. I am a very firm heroine, and I have always been because of the heroine in the past. Miaomiao is lonely and sad that comes with her strength, but this book does not have that at all. Even when Miaomiao is moving forward, Mianmian is still by her side. Mianmian's firm choices again and again let me see the charm in her. At least the heroine in this article is very happy, which makes me feel that she is really the heroine. Even if there are difficulties and obstacles, there are still people who firmly choose her and love her. Baozi, who cares very much about the male-female ratio, can avoid lightning. From my personal sense, the male-female ratio in this book should be 4/6. Most of the main characters and character highlights are female characters. Most of the commanders, as well as the heroine and best friends (Da Qiang and Lazy), and their seniors (sister and the popular figure in the previous military academy competition) are basically girls. As for the male instructors and other school team members or a few main members, I don't think they have a lot of writing. As I said above, this is a novel with weakened gender characteristics. Many female characters will not emphasize that they are girls. The article uses more humorous and relaxed writing to describe the growth of the heroine. If you are very concerned about the male-female ratio, if you hope to reach 2/8 or all-female, you can directly avoid lightning.

Too little! Really good-looking! Pure mecha upgrade article! Just this battle and campus league are fun! The heroine is really cute! My friend is a female and has good reviews! There are a lot of women, so it's finally not a mecha novel about men and women! There are always comments like "Thank you for clearing mines". I feel uneasy. I would like to sum up what I was dissatisfied with when I was following the article: 1. There are more girls than boys; 2. When I first entered the military academy, the pace was too fast, with too many characters and events, which made the plot seem flat, and I didn't have the satisfaction of reading it in one go. So he abandoned the article. Looking at some of the comments and feedback, there have been a lot of improvements now. It's very girl-friendly. Friends who pass by can read it as needed, so there is no need to leave a comment below this post🤝 The following is the original review: Deducted one point for not watching anymore. The male-female ratio is indeed a big problem. After catching up, I took the initiative to pay attention to the gender of each character, so the more I watched, the more uncomfortable I became. By default, instructors, teachers, and classmates tend to be more male than female, and there are not few but few women. In addition, the portrayal of women is not as good as that of men. I can feel that the male characters are relatively more distinctive, while the female characters are more bland and flat, especially the little friend Gu Mian. She is like an ordinary friend who has only known each other for a long time. I can't see her personality. The heroine also became a dull person among a group of people who were not well portrayed. I just stayed silent and said nothing and then started killing everyone.

It's super nice. The author's writing is a bit like a de-gendered narrative, that is, the whole work focuses on what the protagonist has done and achieved, rather than writing about what the protagonist has done that women can do, and what things that men can do. The whole article rarely mentions gender, that is, in this worldview, everyone is human first, and when people mention someone, they will say that this person is strong, instead of mentioning someone and say that woman or that man. However, I saw that many people in the comment area thought that there were more men than women in the early stage, and men were stronger than women. It's shocking, but it's not true. In the early stage, the only person who was described as being very strong was my sister Gu Danqing, and the person who was very strong in hiding was the club owner. These three are all women. The only male I remember seems to be the 8000-point mecha player (I forgot his name, and we The female protagonist is 14 years old and can fight him back and forth with the default mecha and default commands. 😋) I read the comments and said it was 6:4 between men and women, but I think it doesn't matter if the male number n has no role. The author may have stopped this phenomenon after reading the feedback from readers. So this book is really great and highly recommended.

Very nice! ! I was halfway through reading it yesterday when I saw a book review saying that the male to female ratio was 73, and I was thinking about whether to abandon it. But now that I've finished watching it, where did the 73 points come from? ? I feel that the male-to-female ratio is 55%, and most of the characters who have good relationships with the protagonist are girls. There is only one section in the summer camp where there are slightly more male characters. I feel like those who say the male-to-female ratio is wrong are mistaking girls' names for boys. . Many of the author's female characters have pretty androgynous names. The group portraits are really nice, and the author's descriptions are also good, including what one reviewer said was "only female characters doing bad things." I feel like I simply didn't read it carefully, or didn't finish it. . . I haven't seen any flat characters in the book so far, including Zhongli, the girl who was provocative at the beginning, who is also a staunch fan of the protagonist. I did see male characters who wanted to step on the protagonist, but it was very enjoyable to watch. It was very sympathetic to each other among the top military academy students. The players who lost the competition also used to strengthen self-training instead of complaining and playing tricks.

It's very innovative and interesting. The author has an unintentional sense of humor, a very light sense of humor. In terms of the ratio of men to women, I think there are indeed a little too many male characters. I feel that the author is deliberately balancing it, but the male characters feel like they have the upper hand. And there are many high-ranking male characters. But for example, two people of similar status, one male and one female, but if there are three people, it may be one female and two male. Well, I feel like the author's stance is not that clear. As a novel, I think it is very successful and I am very happy to read it. But if you are worried about backstabbing, you can still be cautious. Ever since that place of my heart came out, I have been cautiously guarding it. What's better is that the author's humor is immersed in daily life. It's not like using a bunch of memes to stack it up. It just looks like, uh, like a joke between friends, it's very humorous, human-machine humor. As a setting, I also prefer it. Well, I think I can still give it a try. About 46 points, 4 females and 6 males? There is another thing I forgot to mention. The author comes up with new characters very quickly. But there is no detailed description, detailed characterization, or character distinction. As a result, this person appears in one chapter and then disappears and reappears in several chapters. Many times, several names of people suddenly popped up and I didn't recognize them at all. I read it in one sitting. The experience of following serials should be even worse

The book is very interesting, overall light-hearted, funny and a bit healing. I particularly like the heroine, who is not internally conflicted and has a clear goal. But the only dissatisfaction is why the dancing heroine and Gu Mian's twin stars are present everywhere. For example, it is the heroine Kong Miao who has made a name for herself in the professional competition. Everyone knows that I am the strongest, and Gu Mian's me is the laziest and have never played a few games. But when I was invited to an unofficial competition for the first time, I was equally popular? There is also the sophomore military training I just saw. It is obvious that the heroine always specializes in killing and commanding in the competition. The specific title here is that two seniors specialize in commanding. Why are the two of them placed side by side? I actually like Gu Mian very much, but I obviously have nothing to do with her, so I don't have to force them to be juxtaposed. It's not like we have two heroines, and we still have to carry water. This is Kong Miao's main heroine story. I have reached chapter 175 and have stopped reading for the time being. I found that I cannot accept two strong characters. It doesn't matter whether the other party is a man or a woman. Even if they are good friends and teammates, I just want the female protagonist to be the strongest and the most central. I don't want another person to take away the heroine's light forever. Whether it is in competitions, upgrades, winning points or in other people's mouths, the names of two people always have to be mentioned. The more I read, the more I can't stand it. Of course this is my own problem, the book is beautiful.

A very egalitarian book. There is no special emphasis, but it is relatively comfortable to watch, and no neutral words are transferred (for example, senior brother and senior sister, but it is better to put senior sister in front hh) I didn't express surprise that the girl was so strong (that's how it should be!) The female to male ratio is about 6:4-7:3. Overall, there are more outstanding female characters. Discuss in several categories: 1. The protagonist's best friend and comrade (very long) is a girl. 2. The male-to-female ratio among classmates is almost the same, and most of the chapters are about female teammates. There are a bit more female leads/strong opponents. 3. Teachers and school leaders are almost half and half. 4. The relative who adopted the protagonist (Shen) is a woman. Her current appearance is very small, but it can be seen that there is a story, and there will be more appearances in the follow-up development.

Giant Giant Giant is invincible and beautiful. It is a completely utopian ideal world. There is no description of appearance or body. It only describes how to become stronger. Every time I meet people, I will brag about becoming stronger. Everyone loves their own skills and will not give each other stumbling blocks (the stumbling blocks during competition are not stumbling blocks). Everyone is very, very good except for the competition. We, Daqiang and Lazy, are also very, very good two children. It is just a small time. Everyone is dedicated to improving their strength. Force fights for his own galaxy, there are no bad guys, there is no anger, I just find it interesting. Children are children, everyone is a pure good friend, pure fighting, there are many female characters, everyone is really normal, it's great, I like this article so much, Da Qiang and Lazy, including everyone in this world, are very determined, very, very hard to train and not do evil things (Da Qiang's kind of innovation does not count, that kind of talent is upright), super good-looking.

It's good-looking Regarding the male-female ratio issue, the comments about that issue were made around April, but now that I have tied it up in May and June, it is actually still okay. Most of the familiar characters are basically girls. There are many battles in the story. If you like the passion, you can watch it. The novel only has about a hundred chapters now, and all the voices (whether good or bad) are actually too early. The protagonist is only 14 years old now, and there is still a long way to go. The protagonist's most important relative at the moment is his sister, the club owner in the story line is a girl, his best friend is a girl, and the villain is a girl. I don't know much about his remarks. He may be talking about Zhongli. If he is referring to her, she is actually just a tsundere (probably?). It may be uncomfortable for readers to read because of the description problem, but from the subsequent description, it can be seen that Zhongli is not a bad person. The misunderstanding can only be resolved in those few chapters. As for the protagonist's best friend's role being reduced, I suspect it's because of the reduction of the role. In fact, that is the plot. The protagonist went out to compete, but the best friend had other life trajectories at that time. The heroine was also with her sister in this plot, and this plot felt like it passed instantly. It was a small turning point for the protagonist to improve his ability. Recycle the beginning. The novel only has so many chapters (tomatoes generally have many chapters), so the voice is still too early. But I really don't like those points, so it's right not to read them. If you like hot blood, I still support everyone watching it. It's been a long time since I wrote a long review. The platform for the last long review has disappeared, so the language may not be very fluent. Hehe, when I write this, I feel that the rating of this book is really low. I often get defense reviews for books with a 9-point rating. I really feel wronged for this book with a rating of 7-point or more, because the content is actually good. I don't want everyone to have a bad impression because the first thing they click on is to clear up the mine. After all, the first impression is important no matter where you go.

The author writes it well, the plot is compact, and the two heroines are very interesting. But there is a problem. I don't know if it's because of the highly open-minded nature of the interstellar background. In fact, the characters don't need to have a gendered third person. Another point is that the dual female protagonists were very obvious at the beginning (meaning two female protagonists). Later, after a large number of characters came in, Hou Mian became a supporting role. There were highlights, but they were only the highlights of the supporting roles. In the later stage, the gay male (attribute) began to steal the scene. The women in the team should still have the advantage (you can't tell the gender without looking at the third person). The overall situation is different hahahahahahaha, especially the position of instructor. Look forward to the future, my eyes are always on guard