Humanity's Greatest Mecha Warrior System

I love the fight scenes of this novel and the ingenious way of using tech to sabotage while in war which I don't see often in mech novels. . i really recommend this novel to those who want to read tech novels which uses their technology to their advantage. .

Really a novel that keeps me interested to see what's next. Both the ML and FL have great character development. And honestly one of the best world builds I've seen in a while. Definitely recommend.

This novel is good. Enjoyable characters. Nice plot, although the fights are better early on. The author starts doing some serious worldbuilding later on and the novel slows but it stays enjoyable as the MCs develop themselves. The side characters are fun too. You should read this novel if: - You like mecha. - You like when the MCs do upgrades but they have to work to get them. - You don't mind worldbuilding. - You want an anime Girlfriend that goes Goblin Mode. - You want an anime Boyfriend that stops you from going too Goblin Mode.

The story is the peak of perfection. what makes it even better is the unique American names i can understand and not get confused with each other.

I feel the other reviews are quite concise about the story. As some comments/ reviews point out, if you are expecting a soldier Fighting gritty wars on behalf of an intergalactic empire well then. . . you would be happy. . . for about 200-400 chapters. The story takes a large shift from the gritty scifi mech combat, and towards a more comedic yet practical approach at interspecies interactions. To avoid spoilers all I will say is that the shift begins when the "Terminus Trading company" is the introduced (and maybe even a little before this tbh). I was initially disappointed as well but as I continued reading I found a new enjoyment in the story. This story excels in its novel and creative scenarios. The creativity of the author and how they manage to put Max and Nico into fun/ fascinating situations never ceases to amaze me. Where this story falls short is it's characters, as many of them, especially those of other species, feel more like plot devices rather than actual characters or people. The grammar and diction is quite good. None of the military or scifi terminology feels out of place, giving a very strong feeling of immersion. Overall I really enjoyed it. And for anyone brave enough to make it past the first few chapters (I had to reread some sections because I couldn't understand what the fuck was being said lol) you will probably enjoy it too.

The concept is very interesting. We have two main characters, a reincarnated individual, and a mind reader who read the other MC's memories at birth. The setup is great. However, the execution is immediately terrible because it's hard to understand anything going on. The writing style is just strange somehow. First 15 chapters gave me an actual headache before I sadly gave up. Hopefully someone else can get some enjoyment of this, because it's quite interesting.

the concept is really enjoyable, even though sci-fi and mecha is my favorite genre i haven't found many that i like this being one of the few i love and the way the "system" is handled is really unique fell off around chapter 400-500 than fell off harder afterwards