Hu Zhou, a mecha operator who graduated from the mecha academy affiliated to the Blue Star Empire, received a surprise graduation gift from the school on her graduation day - the school closed down.
In desperation, Hu Zhou took the risk and took the school's compensation and the tickets for the Star Tower Tournament to try it.
It was only after participating in the competition that I learned that my ticket was classified as a conductor. Hu Zhou had spent four years in college learning how to operate mechas. He didn't know what a conductor was like.
But what can I do? Just do it!
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The history of Star Command records all the events that led Hu Zhou to the top step by step.
The most famous one is the last battle before the peace era. Commander Hu drove a mecha across the armies of humans and star beasts, single-handedly promoting peace between the two races.
What makes him the first person in the history of commanding is that he commanded both friendly forces and the enemy.
Purpose: Have the courage and perseverance to fight injustice
Reader comments
Dear author, your novel is too jumpy. There is no detailed part, and there is no transition when jumping, so it is difficult for readers to read coherently. But the word processing is very good (if there is any discrepancy, ignore me!)
But I really admire you for insisting on finishing writing. I have always wanted to write, but it is difficult to do it with the three-minute heat 5555
Can I ask you what motivates you to persevere? I'm still dreaming about my masterpiece hahahaha
Dear author, your novel is too jumpy. There is no detailed part, and there is no transition when jumping, so it is difficult for readers to read coherently. But the word processing is very good (if there is any discrepancy, ignore me!) But I really admire you for insisting on finishing writing. I have always wanted to write, but it is difficult to do it with the three-minute heat 5555 Can I ask you what motivates you to persevere? I'm still dreaming about my masterpiece hahahaha
Touched by the author's persistence