Gravity Judgment

In the Stardust Era of 2187, human beings colonized stars all over the galaxy, but fell into interstellar disputes due to the scarce resource baryonic crystals. This kind of crystal that can control the gravity field gave birth to an epoch-making war weapon-the gravity mecha. It subverted the physical limitations of traditional mechas and became the key to determining interstellar hegemony. The protagonist Lin Ye was once the youngest gravity mecha pilot in the Federation, but due to a conspiracy, he lost his comrades and piloting qualifications, and became a mechanical repairman on the abandoned star. Until the "Predator Alliance" raided the colonial star, the Federation's main mecha force was defeated by its new gravity mecha. On the verge of destruction, Lin Ye accidentally discovered the experimental model "Meteor" left by his comrades. This mecha is equipped with an unstable "dynamic gravity core". Although it can release instantaneous gravity black holes, it may backfire on the pilot at any time. In order to find out the truth of the conspiracy and protect the remaining civilians, Lin Ye got back into the cockpit. He must master the violent power of the "meteor" in repeated life-and-death duels: using the gravity field to build a defensive barrier to resist artillery fire, using gravity to tear the enemy's mecha armor, and even distorting local gravity in the space battlefield to achieve "zero inertia teleportation." As the battle deepens, Lin Ye discovers that behind the "Predator Alliance" lies a larger "Star Core Church" - they attempt to use gravity mechas to detonate stars and reshape the order of the galaxy. Lin Ye not only has to fight against powerful enemies, but also has to crack the fatal flaw of the "Dynamic Gravity Core", and also face the truth about the betrayal of his former comrades. In the end, he will drive the "meteor" to stand in front of the star's detonation point, using gravity as a blade to judge the future of human civilization between destruction and rebirth.