Stardust Warcaster: Interstellar Dream Record

In Suzhou, 2524 AD, six-year-old Qin Zhi clutched his grandfather's old screwdriver and stared at the remaining parts of the "Iron Guard-I", burying his dream of mechas ever since. At that time, humans had mastered space jumping, and mechas were the standard equipment for space exploration. However, his idea of ​​"flying into space with self-developed mechas" was often ridiculed by his classmates. An alien biological signal that has been dormant for hundreds of years suddenly appears on the interstellar channel. Its energy wave can paralyze the core of the mecha, and Suzhou Star sounds a red alert. The remaining pieces of the "Pioneer" collected by my grandfather became the only clue. Three difficulties needed to be overcome: magnetic adsorption, radiation resistance, and emergency energy. And he was only a ten-year-old boy who had just learned how to solder wires. He spent time in the repair shop revising version 30 design drawings, and almost burned his grandma's pot when trying to dissipate heat, but was rejected by experts from the Exploration Bureau. When the alien shadow loomed over him, he pushed the pieced-together mecha with a red heart on its chest out of the repair shop - could this mecha hold the line of defense? Can his dream come true?