Bringing a Prince Back to the Stars

Gu Qiao, the outstanding top graduate of the Federal Military Academy, is betrayed by a fellow crewmate during a mission to wipe out space pirates. She is accidentally pulled into a black hole and makes a desperate escape, bringing the entire starship down to Blue Star with her.

To awaken the dormant Origin Mech, Ying Yue, and find a way back home, Gu Qiao has no choice but to embark on a long search for energy on this planet.

And so, the following scenes unfold.

While others travel day and night by horse-drawn carriage, the heroine rides a flying hoverboard, covering a thousand li in a day as if it were nothing.

While others sip tea by the lake and attend banquets, the heroine has already put on a full-dive headset and started a new adventure in another world.

When rebellion breaks out in the Northern Empire, the heroine drives her interstellar armor across a battlefield full of old-fashioned weapons, laying waste to everything in her path.

Everyone: ? What's going on? Why is your style so different from ours?

The heroine sighs: Keep a low profile.

This book is also known as “All the Natives Beg Me Every Day to Hurry Up and Leave” / “Another Day of Clinging to the Heroine's Coattails” / “Today's Question: Has the Heroine Gone Home Yet?”

A Reader's Guide:

1. The early story is set in ancient times (not entirely), then shifts to the interstellar era.

2. As a soldier, the heroine has her own principles.

She doesn't take an “it has nothing to do with me” attitude toward people or things. So in this story, kindness may be the heroine's greatest trait. (Kindness does not mean being a self-sacrificing do-gooder, just so we're clear. If you can't stand a kind heroine, please stop here.)

That said, in certain situations, the heroine isn't exactly a good person either.

3. The male lead is disabled and very weak at first, but that will change later.