Counterattack from Mechanic to General

To read this novel, I might as well go back and read Iron-Blooded Orphans again.

If you don't watch Gundam, won't you understand the plot?

I would like to ask, is it reasonable to hand over all military forces to one person or one family to manage? The earth gives him money and recruits troops, but he has no strength at all. If he wants to rebel against the earth, he can't even try to rehabilitate him. People today can't do this, so how can people do it hundreds or thousands of years later?

The content is okay, but the layout of the title feels a bit low. Personally, I feel that the gap between "admiral" and "marshal" is quite big... Of course, this is up to the author to decide.

Isn't this the plot of Iron-Blooded Griffin?

The time traveler upgrades so slowly.

Not bad, I hope the author can update it as soon as possible

There are no detailed descriptions of weapons and mechas. Readers like me can't figure it out and slip away.

Looks like those kids in Gundam

Isn't this the Iron-Blooded Orphan? Don't stop if there's anything coming next.

Learn from "Fake Hero"? I hope the writing can be read through.

Well, when I read the introduction, I thought of Mobile Storm. Let's take a look at the collection first.

The writing is good, but it just feels like it. Still missing a bit of flavour.

Saw Chapter 65! Why don't you go back to (Mars) and go to mainland China? ! Then what are you doing here on earth? Have nothing to do? !

The writing is pretty good, but there are a lot of clerical errors. Sometimes the names of the antagonists in the plot are wrong. There are also a lot of typos. I hope the author will check more after he finishes writing.

The title of the book reminds me of the Fake Hero

It feels quite like Gundam Seed

It's pretty good in the mecha genre, and the plot is quite reasonable so far.