To Secure a Graduate Recommendation, I Unveiled a Combat Mech from the Start

To be fair, battery technology alone is worth trillions of dollars. It's strange that they're focusing on mechs instead of batteries...

After reading the author's book, I also got an idea: In order to graduate from elementary school, I forged the Four Swords of Zhuxian and recreated the elements of earth, water, wind, and fire!

Why bother announcing the mecha's development? Isn't that something you can protect by stealing a few pairs of headphones?

You need a mech for something as simple as stealing headphones? Are you kidding me?

Isn't it enough to steal headphones to get a guaranteed spot in graduate school? 😰

Mechs can be built now, but the energy and defense issues remain unresolved, making them pointless as they'd be destroyed by a single cannon shot.

I was puzzled when I saw a bunch of people in the comments criticizing mechs. Indeed, what you all say makes sense. In many situations, mechs are no match for fighter jets or tanks. A mech can be defeated in a single shot by a fighter jet. However, everything you've said is based on the current level of technology. Mechs, at least in terms of agility, are superior to tanks and airplanes.

People who play with mechs are all idiots, are they any better than girls?

The synopsis alone makes me lose interest. Unless it's set in a technologically advanced future, the sudden announcement of fully developed mechs in a realistic world just feels like a slap in the face to the supporting characters' intelligence. Mechs are part of an entire industry chain, not just a single product.

Here's a suggestion for the author: don't call it "mecha," call it something like "powered individual armor." "Mecha" easily evokes images of very unscientific things!