My Mecha Doppelganger

It's blatant misrepresentation. At fifty chapters, it's all about the naive and foolish lives of high school students in another world. The so-called mecha clone in the title, mentioned twice, is practically nonexistent—it's nothing at all.

Mecha shouldn't be on sci-fi channels; it's an insult to intelligence. Mecha belong in fantasy channels; their only redeeming quality is looking cool.

Fantasy novels that are masquerading as mecha novels but contain almost no mecha content

Train

Penglai

The author shouldn't be misled by some people. Everyone has different preferences and enjoys different books. Personally, I think writing two storylines is quite good. For example, "Mythical Era: I Evolved into a Stellar Behemoth" is a book that also has two parallel storylines and achieved excellent results. I hope the author can resume updating and not be influenced by others.

The writing is decent, but most people are interested in the mecha, and you haven't written enough about the mecha.

The plot was alright at first, but the part where the little girl wants to become a star and then gets into danger was just too cliché. I instantly didn't want to watch anymore. I'm out.

It looks good. It can be fantasy or science fiction. Later on, the mecha can be used as an amplifier. That is to say, in the early stage, it is a planetary superhero, and in the later stage, it is a mecha warrior and a cosmic superhero. Since it is a spirit master with universal abilities, of course it is a humanoid mecha. The most suitable one is the best. Do you want to imagine it?

Actually, this book is quite well-written. Author, if you weren't an unfinished author, I hope you'll come back someday and finish the story.