Undestined Star Path - Xianyu Refuses to Work Overtime

Name: Undestined Star Path - Xianyu Refuses to Work Overtime
Author: Peng Hai Cangling

by Peng Hai Cangling

ongoing Sci-Fi Future World Female Lead

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Ch. 12 — Military Inquiry

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"I just want to get off work on time, but the universe insists on me saving the world." In the 275 years since humans spread across the sea of stars, Su Ling, a salted fish in the logistics department, has the ultimate ideal: to clock in on time, catch up on TV shows and eat potato chips, and never look at any abnormal data. Until one day, she submitted an early warning report, which saved the border outpost from destruction, and she was targeted ever since. Lin Tuo, the youngest geek commander in the alliance, came to the door: "A 98-point space topology genius is reviewing the report? Come to my fleet." Su Ling refused the third company, but was directly packed and thrown into the flagship "Venus". From then on, she who just wanted to lie down was forced to face: the conspiracy of the imperial nobles, the corruption within the alliance, the intelligence dealers in the middle, and - the ancient ruins hidden deep in the Ash Galaxy that might rewrite the fate of mankind. When Su Ling discovered that he could "see" tactical loopholes that others could not see, and when Lin Tuo discovered that this salty subordinate's intuition could subvert the entire battle, they were forced into a vortex involving three major forces. And the biggest secret is emerging: Should the hyperspace node that can instantly connect any corner of the universe be controlled or destroyed? When "free will" encounters "determined fate," can two imperfect souls find a third way between the stars? "The Undestined Star" - This is a ridiculous promotion from the back office to the interstellar battlefield. It is also a space opera about choice, responsibility and free will. With humor and thoughtfulness, it asks: If the future has already been written, would our struggles today still have meaning?