Transmigrating to Another World to Build Gundams

It's really irritating to watch. Could the author's prototype of this damn country be Little Japan😡😡😡, so offline, I think I should write a Zeon method to make their colonies smash into their capital😡😡😡

The author has considered adding a Stargazer Gundam at the end. Of course, it is not used for fighting (otherwise it would be a bit contrary to the true meaning of Stargazer), but as one or two of the Tianyi Group specially used to explore extraterrestrial planets and unknown space mobile suits. However, as one or two of them, the Gundam does not have much combat effectiveness, and is equipped with black technology (especially close to the light transmitter of perpetual motion). The Gundam will definitely be competed by different forces.

Are there any Gundam 00 series machines and technologies? My favorite Gundam series is Gundam 00. Gundam 00 can be considered a super series, and Super Robot Wars can be considered a fantasy series! Especially Zhen Gulansen! Go ahead, love me so much!

Have you considered the idea of ​​combining the Destruction Gundam disc structure with the gp03 externally armed refrigerator to create a super MA?

Mobile suits must be miniaturized. In the early days, due to technological limitations, the engine and limbs of the body inevitably became larger. To ensure defense, armor was added, to ensure firepower, weapons were added, and to ensure mobility, nozzles were added... In the end, we will find that this thing is so heavy. As Anaheim's current highest masterpiece (except for the Unicorn, that thing was built purely on a telekinesis frame), the Kohi Gundam relies on the Minovsky flight system to achieve free flight in the atmosphere - but is it too big? Let's not talk about anything else. Let's just talk about whether it is easier to hit a big target or a small target? The whole equipment is very handsome, and the huge body is also very handsome. But what about land warfare? Flying on the earth with all the equipment? Kexi is not cheap, is it? Well, it's fun to play in space, but don't forget about the maintenance staff and logistics. Maybe fuel tanks and rocket launchers are easy to install, but a large body means a greater workload, and a greater workload means the need for more supplies, and more supplies require space to store... In the end, everything becomes more.

The author's writing style is really not very smooth. Later I found out that the author is a Malaysian, and I suddenly felt that it was good to be able to write like this. In addition, the author had better not substitute Malaysian values, morals and other personal things into the novel. It is really a bit uncomfortable. In addition, I advise you not to touch on certain sensitive topics.

To be honest, I am not being serious. The author needs to know that things cannot be made by technology alone. Without a whole set of manufacturing industries and processing precision, it is useless to have technology alone. It is like giving a set of steam turbine power generation technology to a person two or three hundred years ago. See if he can build it? The same goes for building an aircraft carrier. Let's not talk about other things. If you want to build a Gundam, how much industry and processing accuracy will be involved? Can your factory alone make it? Outsource it to other companies and then ship it back and assemble it yourself? Can the technology meet the standards?

The enemies we deal with in Macross are more outrageous than the last, which is why we think VF fighter jets are so brittle: 1. In the VF0 period, we are dealing with civilization eradicates (a civilization-destroying robot that wants to burn the earth to glass). Burning glass leaves a population of 200-600 million (humans have become an endangered species, although later they were dominated by humans and merged with Zenit. Ps: most of the creatures in Macross were created by a super civilization, so there is no reproductive isolation) 3. Fight the Void Demon. The Void Demon is immortal. Even if his body in the material universe is destroyed, it will only be driven back to the void, and the Void Evil Demons eat the souls of living things to satisfy and fill themselves. Creatures without souls will directly become soulless puppets for the Void Demon to drive (ps: a member of the United Army's immigrant fleet was eaten and became a puppet of the Void Demon) 4. Two words: Zerg. The reason for the fight is different from the first three. It is because human greed has invaded the docile Zerg, causing the Zerg to feel that their companions are being persecuted. The Zerg's ridiculous counterattack is that your first attack is effective, but before death, the Zerg can transmit the pheromones back, and then the whole race evolves skins to counter this weapon and biological weapons that surpass this weapon, so humans become more and more uncomfortable with the fight 5. It is equivalent to a civil war in the United Army, but the alien race inside has discovered ancient technology and can control all created races to start a war.

The author has a lot of grammatical and wording errors. It should be written by a foreigner who is learning Chinese. This is the second book I have encountered.

It feels like the current chapter is about water. I have powerful weapons but don't use them. Hey, I just play. I wait until the opponent has powerful weapons. If it doesn't work anymore, I can pull them out. Either you just push over, or you don't want to help the Yin Earth people. Your immigration area has been consumed, what about the Earth Sphere? Is it written that after fighting Mars at the end, you will fight the Earth Circle?