The All-Powerful Armor Blaster

These days, everything is being crammed into science fiction.

Seeing comments like "If you don't want to read it, just write it yourself" is just ridiculous. Does it mean authors can't be criticized for their work?

Why are fairy tales not allowed to be written?

I think the most reasonable mech is the SCV.

I quite like mecha novels, but after reading this book by the author, there are a few things that I find rather jarring. 1. The author positions mechs as cutting-edge technology, much like aircraft carriers are aircraft on those carriers. Even if the protagonist is a top-tier mech pilot, understanding the use, structure, and basic principles of various advanced weapons, he likely couldn't write…

The ending is actually quite imperfect. A traditional ending, where the protagonist returns at the last moment to save the world, while unoriginal, is still a perfect ending. You're currently only in a specific timeline. Time reversal means that even people from other planets, if they could see Earth being destroyed, would still remember it was destroyed.

I suddenly realized that if I changed the main storyline, more people would read this book and be more willing to recommend and reward it. The protagonist is reborn, his family has fallen on hard times, so he starts to show off and gradually expands his influence to become the number one person. He conducts various research and developments, breaks out of the planet to develop mecha weapons, and plunders alien forces.

There are a lot of bugs and the plot is a bit toxic, but overall it's still okay and worth watching.

Holy crap, can you please stop doing live streams all the time?

Keep writing about the Armorbreaker, it's quite good.