Antagonists: Hawkish factions in the two major camps, the Earth Alliance (OMNI) and ZAFT, see the epoch-making military technologies that Yang Ling has developed ahead of time as a “strategic imbalance” that must be controlled or destroyed. They join forces to impose a technological blockade, infiltrate with spies, and launch military strikes. Impossible mission: Starting out as a weak civilian tech enthusiast with little capital, Yang Ling must build an independent military-industrial system capable of standing against both military blocs in just one year, before the Bloody Valentine incident breaks out in C.E. 70. He must also develop Andromeda-class warships and new mobile suits that can change the course of the war. Deadly secret: Yang Ling’s dual identity as a reborn person and System bearer is his greatest trump card. If exposed, it will trigger a full-scale hunt by both camps and hidden forces such as the Librarians. Meanwhile, the future history he knows is rapidly warped by the “butterfly effect,” creating unknown variables.
Compared with the two-dimensional animation fan fiction, the full text is more like a robot war text using a seed background, and it is a relatively hard-core work. But the article also has a problem. The time when the characters appeared and their identities at the time felt different from the animation settings.
It is very hardcore, the system is not invincible, and there are many plot supplements. It's not a cool article, not so far. Old bookworms recommend it with four and a half stars.