Gundam: The Light That Transmigrates Across the Universe

The author shouldn't worry too much about the side story settings. Chiba has ruined them for so long, and even Fukuda himself doesn't like side stories. As long as the deviations aren't too drastic, it's fine. Side story characters can appear less frequently, and there's no need to exaggerate.

Lacus Clyde? I wonder if there will be more Gundam fan art this SEED movie.

Sigh, the main character is involved in every event, but the outcome seems unchanged. The plot remains the same, and the female lead is nowhere to be seen. It's very confusing.

Watching the SEED part made me laugh. Both sides were fueling hatred, but who was constantly escalating the conflict? On Earth, who initiated physical extermination? When the Coordinators went to space, who dropped a nuclear bomb first? After the neutron interference, they created the Cyclops, and then, upon obtaining antineutrons, immediately began dropping nuclear bombs.

Keep it up, author! It's okay if the early plot doesn't change; just pay attention to the later parts, especially the little bird. I understand that most fanfics want him to join ZAFT (if he doesn't, the plot will have to be drastically altered). I hope he can have a different storyline.

After reading a few chapters, here are my thoughts: Having reached chapter 20, I know the author wanted to showcase the protagonist's growth, but since you placed the protagonist in Mu's family, you should have known his background is that of a wealthy capitalist; ordinary people don't have the financial resources to create clones.

To be honest, after reading the synopsis up to the very end, I wasn't really inclined to turn the page.

I don't like this book. How can I block it? I keep seeing it when I search for keywords, it's annoying. If the author blocks me, will I never be able to see this book again?

If Kira and Lacus weren't in SEED, the war would have ended long ago.

You couldn't write something like this without ten years of cerebral thrombosis.