Infinite Frontiers of Mecha Warfare

One year! One year! Yi Zui, do you know how we've spent the past year? We were really into MechWarrior: Rebirth, eagerly awaiting your next update, when you suddenly disappeared without a word. Do you know how heartbroken we were? We waited and waited, thinking you might have gone on hiatus and would probably update again in a week.

It's SEED again. I could tell from Super Robot Wars Infinite that I've only watched SEED and 00 in detail, and haven't really gotten into other Gundam series. I've just skimmed through them to get a general idea of ​​the plot.

Write based on the mecha genre, perfect it, and it will definitely become a hit. Mecha is a niche genre, and your "Infinite" is undoubtedly number one. Study how "Reincarnation Paradise" is written; that's crucial. Don't chase after anything else. Just use "Infinite" as a foundation; that's your style. Your subsequent books have clearly taken bigger steps and been cancelled. Studying "Reincarnation Paradise" more; it's definitely the right thing to do. Keep it up! Your new book is sure to come!

The first machine battle was infinite, and then he went crazy building a harem, it was really hard to keep up! Watching a bunch of readers leave together, there was a Kira and a Lux, and his Lux was even belittling Kira's character in a parallel time. Dude, don't you know how popular your books were before?

This can't be Yi Zui... I can't bear to watch anymore.

It feels like authors writing mecha anime in recent years have hit a plateau. It's all starting with SEED or OO. It's not that they're bad, but it's definitely aesthetically tiring. Besides, even if SEED and OO don't have perfect endings, they're at least satisfying. The isekai protagonists are just icing on the cake, lacking something.

The author might be interested in taking a stroll among the Knights of Sidonia; the spore-based bio-weapons are quite something!

It feels like Yi Zui's novels are starting to become homogenized. The main and supporting characters are the same, the scenes are the same, the plots are the same, and even the harems they collect are similar. It feels like they're just copy and paste.

The book would be much better read if the protagonist wasn't such a womanizer. However, as his power grows, the new world becomes increasingly simple, limiting the scope for his story. Then the protagonist continues his womanizing ways, leading to a decline in reader enjoyment.

For some reason, it feels like it doesn't matter whether there's a main character or not.