The Songstress Who Pilots a Gundam in SEED

The Diva Who Drives a Gundam has more than 100 chapters, but the protagonist still hasn't piloted a Gundam, and hasn't even built a Gundam. The Diva part has been simplified directly to the settlement.

I have been following the update until now, and I have to complain that this book is really a typical nonsense literature. It seems to be telling a story, but the content of the article is full of water on the seventh floor. The main character design is extremely fragmented. Using Sulli's avatar shows an East Asian face, forget it. She wants to establish a peace diva character, but she also has to cause trouble. She will not act in East Asia, and will directly sing openly for the United Earth Army. Isn't the East Asia Army not the United Earth Army? Since you want to lick the East Asia United, why not be in East Asia from the beginning? The current setting is completely different from the outside. The protagonist is an Orb. He grew up in Orb, uses resources to develop in Orb, develops technology for East Asia, and sings for East Asia while still using his identity as an Orb. The protagonist himself is shameless, and he also wants to take Orb with him, right? Are you really speechless with such setting and story discovery?

Written on December 9, 2024, I couldn't bear the too many conciseness and digressions, so I had to give up and give some warning to those who come after me. Advantages: The theme is fresh (but not new. In the final analysis, people mainly watch the mecha battles, and the characters are mainly pilots, and less of the diva route, but this can only be a gimmick, and in the end we have to go back to Gundam) Disadvantages: Too many to count, in the spirit of Gundam fans, there are too few people to support it, I really can't stand it... Simply speaking, it's off topic + superficial + childish. a) Diva: As the core attribute of the singer, this article does not highlight it at all. Not to mention the madness of the macross singers (Lin Mingmei, Sharon, Bashen, Sheryl, Lanka Li, Meiyun) throughout the galaxy. The author has written 460,000 words. Half of a million-word novel has passed, and it can't even compare to the original Lux? In addition to system feedback that can make people think "Ah, this is a singer, everyone is listening to the song", what else is there? He didn't even bother to copy the lyrics (normally I scold people who copy lyrics, but when it was written like this, I tolerated him copying the lyrics...) He couldn't understand the song he copied later (he actually said that Macross's song is gentle? Did you copy "Lion" to be gentle or "Forbidden Border" to be soft? The most beautiful song in F The gentle "aimo" has a war song version... Airplane + Love Triangle... The song is gentle? Isn't that the Iron Lost Dog) b) Gundam: 460,000 words, the protagonist has never driven a Gundam, and has never obtained an MS kill with a Gundam. How dare you say that you are a Gundam writer? Even if you estimate 2 million words, you still have enough time, right? I spend all my time researching and developing my own magasa. Is this Gundam mainstream? The ones who defeated the most were pirates (it's so humorous, the combat power of each one is balanced, right). c) Research and development: This is what I can't bear the most. It's already 460,000 words, and I'm at least 1/3 of the novel. The research and development of Gasa has not yet been successful, and the Gundam is nowhere to be seen. Chapter 210 is still on the dispensable technology of magnetic coating (you don't even have a Gundam, so magnetic coating is really dispensable). What do you think, oh, you want to write 5 million words, right? 2 Million words to build a Gundam, 3 million words to open? The funniest thing is that a lot of the technologies developed are already in the original work, or are about to be completed. Are you going to kick these technologies out? Not to mention some fold technology (macross core black technology), at least some other Gundam technology trees (by chapter 210, alloy and magnetic coating), I will not scold you for copying the original text. Let's not mention the R&D capabilities that are as funny as they are (asked about the system, I was speechless). d) Price collapse: To put it simply, a bowl of ordinary noodles is 50, a cameo in a movie is 3,000, a sweeping robot is 10,000, and a technical reward is only 1,000 for a bowl of noodles? ? ? ? e) Combat power: This can only be said to have collapsed (Chapter 148, the g series was actually repelled by the fortress defense. Are you kidding? The eighth fleet is not many times stronger than the defense fleet? It relies on a fortress with a light wave umbrella. He can't even get out and can only guard inside the umbrella), but thanks to the author, there is no battle at all, and it has not been reflected... f) Others: running accounts, setting, the plot is confusing. I won't mention it if it's confusing Summary: Generally speaking, I won't say this sentence "I can do it if I want it", because in most cases, the author can still make people's eyes light up (if not, it can also make people's eyes darken), But what I can really say about this article is "I can do it with me". It has no highlights (the biggest highlight, the singer, was completely defeated by him), and it is true that it has three flaws (no highlights, no piss points, and no flaws) and three biases (favors the characters, the plot, and the theme). At the end, I'll attach a picture to prove that I've ordered all of Chapter 210 and read them all before commenting (not the navy,)

In the past, when watching Gundam, the protagonists were all male protagonists, but these male protagonists are all teenagers and their minds are not very mature, and they always have the illusion of bullying children. This is a good book, compared to Lux. Although she is young, she is mature in thinking and is still a politician. She comes from the same school as the protagonist. I feel that it can be written like a political strategist. Lux has mastered powerful strategic weapons but hopes that people can understand each other. The protagonist uses the old money template and believes that only when everyone has the power to check and balance each other can relative peace be ensured. Then the two fight against each other from beginning to end, and there is a little ambiguity and orange, similar to Li Feng and Li Langaros. Then Lux was jealous of Kira, a silly and sweet person, and the protagonist was jealous of Aslan, a dark and cruel person. Damn it, I feel so twisted and happy just thinking about it.

When I read Chapter 198, I felt like the whole plot was starting to feel a little off... After reading the title, the protagonist knelt down and licked Dong Ya? Can anyone please tell me, if I really lick it, I won't watch it! Originally this book was interesting. Although it gradually started to feel boring after it was put on the shelf, I still can read it. But if I kneel down and read East Asia, I can only say that it is bad! Before Orb didn't take the initiative to apologize to the protagonist, the protagonist left Orb and joined East Asia... It's a bit hard to accept... Moreover, the protagonist is the character of a peace diva. She does not stick to a neutral position but stands on the Earth Federation's position... I can only say that it is a blue cosmos! ! Can't afford to offend

How can there be a singer without a VF fighter? How can there be no macross battleship Daedalus attack! ! ! ! !

It was too slow to get started, so I just skipped to watch it. After skipping to two or three hundred pictures, the protagonist was still paddling, and it was clearly a world view of war, but it turned out that the protagonist was a singer and star. I watched how the protagonist sang and built a Gundam every day, but the protagonist did not appear on the battlefield. It was quite inexplicable, just like a chef can't cook and a driver can't drive. You don't look at what world view and theme you have?

The protagonist is obviously a singer, but the singing part is almost just a settlement. Obviously I want to fly a Gundam, but now there is not even a trace of the Gundam. Obviously he is a scientific researcher, but his research is basically just talking.

I don't know why, the singer is obviously one of the themes of this book, but every time she sings, the author just skips it and then turns to the settlement. The setting of the singer feels unnecessary It has completely become a tool to increase attributes and fame, and there is no sense that the audience is affected by the protagonist's singing Does anyone have a similar feeling?

Compared with directly armed ogres, the Gaza series used for mining is very suitable for the first work developed as a protagonist! The main character's greatest ability is to gain knowledge through singing, so he shouldn't turn to military development too early. After all, there is a difference between a weak singer and a female war goddess! The Gaza series is a dual-purpose mining machine for both military and civilian use, and is very suitable for Orb, a small island country with limited resources! Gaza A type for space and Gasa M for underwater use