After transmigrating into the world of Gundam SEED, Rusty Mackenzie becomes a red-uniformed ZAFT nobody who barely gets a mention in the original story.
He is the son of Jeremy Maxwell, a member of the PLANT Supreme Council of Twelve.
From the start, he is caught up in a deadly battle over the Gundams. One wrong move, and he could meet the same miserable end as the original's cannon fodder.
At first, all he wants is to stay alive, keep his head down, and coast safely through the war, far from the crossfire between all sides. But after witnessing the suffering the war has wrought and the warped, conflicting values of both factions, mere survival is no longer enough.
In Rusty's eyes, Cagalli, the female politician from Orb, is nothing more than a meddling old busybody who loves stirring up trouble. In his view, the Three Ships Alliance, which incites conflict, and Orb, which wavers and plays both sides, have no reason to continue existing.
From a survivor who only wanted to stay alive, to a thinker questioning the meaning of war, he eventually chooses to become a true patriot of PLANT.
He will not blindly follow Durandal's Destiny Plan, nor does he believe in the kind of "hope" Kira clings to, suspended above the harsh realities of life.
When their convictions finally collide, opposing fire rings through space:
Kira: "Are you going to destroy the world with that man? Durandal's Destiny Plan will doom humanity's future!"
Rusty: "I do not fight to destroy. I fight to secure a true future for my people, the Coordinators. A future no longer shackled by genetic constraints or generations of hatred. If rebirth means having to tread over the countless corpses of the old world, then I will be the gravedigger of this age."
This book is not a cool novel. The plot unfolds relatively quickly, but the protagonist's growth arc is slow. It will be a disadvantage in the Tomato update. It is recommended to add more exciting points and more exciting points to make the protagonist more fun!
I really like this kind of seed fan fiction with a protagonist that is not so exciting. I think the best seed fan novel is Qidian's "The Last Destination" and I have been looking for very few similar ones. Although there are many small flaws in it, the author at least wrote the protagonist's story in the seed world very completely. Looking forward to this book, good luck to the author.
"I pretended to be fascinated by her first" "This is just part of my plan" "I have my own rhythm" "Listen to me she is different from others" "It's true this time I think he is a good girl" "Why am I being fooled by her? I just like to spin circles" "She really understands me" "Brother, we will have good results" "I checked her zodiac sign but she doesn't like to reply to messages" "I checked her horoscope but she doesn't like to reply to messages" "I checked "Her zodiac sign just doesn't like to reply to messages" "I checked her blood type but she doesn't like to reply to messages" "I checked her five elements and she doesn't like to reply to messages" "I checked her horoscope and she doesn't like to reply to messages" "Brother, I won't live if she doesn't reply to me" "Brother, I have no choice" "Brother, I won't fall in love again" "Brother, I think I have met true love again", "Brother, I miss her a little bit", "Brother, does she still love me", "Brother" Can she and I still be together?" Mix up the number of words [laughing]
When I read Chapter 10, I felt that it went smoothly, but the protagonist seemed a bit indecisive, not cool enough, and not suitable for Tomato.
A book with obvious pros and cons. The disadvantage is that the protagonist is too flat and passive in the early stage, and his participation is too low. The advantage is that it's not the long-legged licking and seductress route. Zaft's perspective is relatively unique. In addition, it can be seen that the author has a relatively good understanding of CE. Now the plot is gradually deviating from the original work, and it's time to test the author, come on
This book is very good. Rigorous setting. Highly recommended.
In terms of quality, there is no doubt that it is a masterpiece. At least except for Zhagu, there is basically no comparable fanfic. I just don't know if the author can continue to maintain it. Personally speaking, the protagonist is a little less bright. After all, who doesn't like the excitement of the protagonist driving a Gundam and using floating cannons to kill the soldiers. It would be better if the author could add a dragoon and big wings to the warrior, hehe🤔
What kind of machine can the protagonist use behind the scenes? The Warriors feel so good
Overall, it's okay. For my taste, it's just that the protagonist's inability to attack the enemy in the early stage was a bit long.
The author's writing is still very good, and it ranks among the best among Tomato Gundam novels.