Gundam: Changing the World in a Mass-Produced Mobile Suit

Traveling through Gundam, colleagues have all the abilities of new humans, changers and super adjusters. Isn't this invincible? By the way, what time is it now? Huh? What does it mean to congratulate me for entering the finals of the 13th Gundam Fighting Tournament?

Have you ever seen Zaku up close? They save more lives than you can imagine🤭

If you engage in the space recycling industry in the past three years, or use the Jupiter fleet to build a Jupiter tugboat to recycle icy comets in the outer solar system and realize the freedom of partial fuel supply, and then pull a few colonial satellites in space to try to negotiate for space agriculture first, use these projects to deeply bind with the eight states' enterprises and gain some political connections, it is not as good as you being a gunman. You can also show to Ray Bill your small attempt to establish a relationship between the residents of the Milky Way universe and the people on earth. What are you doing? I have no intention of subscribing at all, okay?

To be honest, if you want to change the world in UC, you can only organize your own organization and become a warlord. Simply being a driver will definitely not work. It's hard to say that the protagonist doesn't like Zeon joining Ogu either.

I want to ask, can you defeat the Zeon heroine in Netflix's Gundam and save the kid pilot by the way?

The author even copied Char's speech. He was right when he said that he would only copy the plot of the original work in a roundabout way. The author did not admit that the title of the book was to change the world, but in fact, he copied the plot development of the original work after adding a character to change the Federation. What he wrote was a plus version of the original plot. To put it bluntly, The only thing is that there are a few more people alive in the plot of the original work. The actual class contradictions and institutional problems are not resolved and they only want to engage in space colonization to postpone this problem. But in fact, space colonization only postpones this problem. One day this problem will still explode. Doesn't it stop existing because you delay solving it? Or is it that the protagonist's Eli is essentially a person who "will not care about the flood after I die"? The protagonist is not allowed to solve the problem that should be completely solved. Instead, the protagonist is asked to delay this conflict and wait for the protagonist's descendants to take over the super mess of class conflict left by his cowardly ancestors who dare not take responsibility (the class conflict that broke out after the colonization of the universe is probably bigger and more troublesome than the current Federation). I don't dare to be bold when writing a fanfic. It's no wonder that fewer and fewer people read this book, so I think I can give up after reading this. I can only say that this book is a pure waste of emotion! 🙂

Fuck the Zeon guys, damn it, the air tax and the gravity tax are all done by Zeon. No matter how rotten the Federation is, there are no such things as these bastards.

Can you hear it? Can you hear it

There are too many forced plot points during this period, especially the nuclear bomb. Zeon has nuclear bombs, which is no problem. After all, it is just a treaty restriction, not a technical restriction. Zeon has nuclear bombs at the beginning, but it is not a military parade formation during war. How can it be the same? GP02 can achieve good results because of the military parade formation. Author, you forced the formation to be so dense during war. It is really funny.

OO, UC, and lineage are all written so badly that they can't stand out from other works without any work, especially UC. So what if you have Amuro's strength? It can't change the overall situation. 00 Is fine, it can lie down, and it's germline. I've read a lot of books about this but can't give a rough answer.