Ji Qi

"It's better to rely on oneself than Buddha, better to become a god than to worship one. If this war needs a god, I will be it."
His name is Ji Xinghe. At the age of 65, he went to the alien battlefield to avenge his son.
From a mechanic to a mecha warrior, from a private to a five-star general, from an ordinary man to the mentor of generations.
He has walked a path of revenge. Looking back, he has become the War God.
In his final years, he has the ambition to build an unparalleled mecha. Using Xinghe as a sword, he can shatter the might of the empire.
This is a story of a mecha and a sword.

Mecha and Sword

In the dust storm, a Federal 16th generation standard-type mecha, fresh out of repairs at Base No. 6, sped along at an extremely high speed – alone.


On its back hung a Mech Heavy Sword, and on either side of its thighs were Eight Chop Swords.


From the front, you could see its chest plastered with golden stars, extending to the shoulder blade area near the arms.


The placement of gold stars on Federated Mechas generally began from the chest,most prominently, then to the arms, followed by the legs, all sprayed on the front of the Mecha.


This is because the Mecha warriors are the Federation's strongest individually, they have to face the enemy directly in battle, not run away with their backs turned.


There's an exception, and that's when the front of the Mecha has no more room for new stars.


But even when golden stars cover your body, what is wrong with turning your back on the Imperial Mechas?


Chapter 199: I Will Come Back_1