Gundam, Break Through Destiny

I have read Chapter 32, and I would like to share my thoughts. Did the author write the protagonist as a Virgin? If the protagonist, as a time traveler, cannot look at the war rationally and objectively (especially if he is a fan of the original novel), then he might as well have written about the indigenous people at the beginning. The bloody Valentine's Day was not completely stopped. Why does it feel like the fault is all on himself? , As well as the development of the subsequent war, and the protagonist's pessimism about the future, I am speechless. As a pilot, the protagonist can just follow orders and do what he is told. Why do so many lamentations come from, and he is not the leader of both sides, thinking so much, unless you want to go out alone (of course I personally do not recommend it, you will die quickly without a system). To be honest, the author's writing style is quite good, there are no flaws in the writing, and the logic is also very good. The only thing he makes is that the protagonist is a bit like a virgin. Kindness ≠ a virgin. It is enough to work hard. As for success or not, that is another matter. Everyone knows that war is cruel, and thinking too much will cause psychological diseases in war. Alas, the author should pay more attention to it.

If Lux is secretly killed, the Archangel is blown up, and the Dawn Society is destroyed, can Patrick Sara defeat the Earth Alliance? (ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia

Is it written about group elephants? The perspective turns around, that chaos

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Hit someone without hitting them on the head? Sooner or later he will be killed

Thank you to all the book friends who voted, thank you!

I donated my monthly ticket to comment. I want to see seeds, but they are missing. The author wrote that Ji La needs to be careful about getting high, and this point has poisoned many people. Sadness under the sword is beautiful, Aslan and Lux.

Did you do this when you were a kid? Is this too outrageous?

The quality is good, and I turned it around a few times just because of Jira. Just come to read

I don't dislike the effeminate Kira. After all, compared to other Gundam male protagonists, Kira does have the personality of the herbivorous Asashi male protagonist that was popular in the 2000s. But I'm still not used to multiple male protagonists and stitched UC settings.

Why hasn't it been updated today?

Kira and Aslan have become more sincere But the corresponding loss of this sense of entanglement has also reduced the strength of the emotional connection between the two parties.

Come on, author, I will accompany you until the end of this book.

It is said that it is a breakthrough of destiny, but the result is still the same as the traditional boat It mechanically promotes the so-called own plot and forcibly separates the protagonist. It is really powerless to complain -Reflections after reading a volume forcibly

Can anyone tell me about the cp relationship? This is important to me, please 🙏