Pacific Rim: The Great Wall's Vigil

It is a great book, a continuation of the movie version. It is passionate and infectious. The plot is well set, the content is detailed, the description is concise and not confusing, the character setting is also clear and not confusing. There are many dividing lines and thick parts. There are a few extra words, missing words, and typos that do not affect the reading. There are also very few description inconsistencies but they have nothing to do with the plot and do not need to be concerned. To sum up, the continuation is in line with the original drama setting (referring to the movie) and there are no major changes. (Most of which are character changes), the plot sequence is reasonable, and the introductory chapter of this book is great, which can fill in the understanding of the capabilities of the original mechas, and also describes and introduces the old mechas (the best thing is that Crimson Storm has returned some of its strength, which was forcibly reduced in the movie due to funding, roles, and the main character). It also completes the setting for the hive mind. That's about it... I look forward to meeting you next time.

This novel is really great, but there are a lot of characters who are just confused. For example, Ji Ye, she is the one who impressed me the most. I don't know why I only remember her. Overall, it is much prettier than Ring 2. Ring 2 has more shit. The combined monster was killed by the protagonist with a mecha in the end. I felt it was outrageous. According to what you said, every time a monster appears, it just flies up into the sky and smashes down. Wouldn't it save more time and effort? What kind of neural planning?

It's good to watch. Although there aren't many scenes for the male protagonist in the middle period, it's still good overall. It's tied to the Pacific Rim movie and the writing is also very good. However, there is too much information about the mechas, which makes me feel dizzy. I usually skip it. How can I put it? After watching it, the plot is good and I don't brag about the protagonist.

The plot is good/the writing is good, but the logic is often hard to understand. 1. There was an inexplicable fight between Shandong and Kunlun. They found out that Kunlun was under control but still tried to destroy the base to destroy it. Even though the superior officer ordered not to use hot weapons, they still shut down communications and used all their firepower to fight desperately. 2. Sun Zhengtang was obviously a hero with 17 kills, but after retiring, he went to work as a prisoner guard in a hospital? When the gecko destroyed the base, he used a "gun" to fight against the 200-meter giant beast? 3. No one knew about or investigated the fight between Lin Yin, Sun Zhengtang and Rosen in the hospital? 4. No matter how much Lin Yin boasts, her communication disobedience is fully unleashed, and everyone's settings are completely destroyed. 5. Jiang Tianzheng's foolish command almost led to a fiasco, Lin Yin ignored orders and ignored Dr. Newt's arguments and Rosen's 50% activation of the computer. The ability of this top executive is worrying. 6. Anji dared to use his bare shoulders to stop a flying eagle whose whereabouts were unknown at high altitude. The eagle's claws would kill someone. Wouldn't a normal person dodge? 7. Feng Liren, the will-o'-the-wisp pilot, is actually mute? Or was it kicked out by the United States? How do you report back to the headquarters when you are flying out? How to cooperate with colleagues to meet challenges? It's a pity the plot and writing, I couldn't stand it after 20% of it!

I think it's okay. It's a relatively good book. If you like Pacific Rim, you can read it.

The protagonist inherits the will from the movie and sacrifices his life in exchange for victory. Of course, the plot of this book is much better than Ring 2. If it works, we all want to use this book to replace Ring 2. (Support the author) Gay affirmation👍

It's very interesting and interesting to read. If you are a book lover, you may want to consider it because it is quite long.

The storyline is excellent, the plot development is well-founded, and the writing and narration are excellent. It's a pity that Qimao doesn't rate it with stars, otherwise it would definitely be given five stars. The only drawback is that it's a little tricky, and the twist at the end is a bit abrupt. In fact, when it comes to Thousand-Year Watch, it's pretty good, but it's understandable that the author has considered the readers' feelings and wants to write something more beautiful. And Ji'an didn't wake up either. It would be better if Ji'an woke up.

Without bringing too much emotion into it, while writing about the power of the pilot and the mecha, it also reflects the power of the army, so as not to make the army a soy sauce. At the same time, when writing about the protagonist's mental journey, it also reflects the characteristics of several other characters.

I accidentally clicked on the wrong one and it turned out to be an ugly one. This novel is still okay, the story is very strong, but the tension of the author's writing clearly needs to be improved in some places, come on!