When high-ranking cultivator Ji Chuyu accidentally transmigrates into the interstellar world, not only can she no longer use her magic, but the gods have vanished without a trace. All she finds are cold machines, fierce attacks, and hostile stares. What is she to do?
Ying Youting, crown prince of the Great Qin Empire, is devoted to restoring the empire to its former glory. When he meets an Omega woman who should be delicate, yet is stronger than the mightiest warrior, what choice will this single-minded prince make?
How can Ji Chuyu, whose only wish is to return home, forge a path back?
How can Ying Youting, who longs to rebuild a glorious civilization, make his wish come true?
On the treacherous stage of the stars, when two powerful figures meet, what dazzling sparks will fly, and what epic interstellar saga will they create?
All the excitement awaits in Song of the Interstellar Phoenix.
This article is extremely interesting, and the story introduction is quite attractive. The author's writing style is so good that it brought me into the interstellar environment at once. The description of the world fully demonstrates the author's skill. This article is absolutely top-notch, not to be missed. It is my spiritual food. 😘😘😘
This, this, the author is a writer of ancient Chinese novels? Although this book is set in the interstellar world, the characters and lines are all antique. Maybe the author wants to revive traditional Chinese culture in the interstellar world in the future? That's not to say it can't be done, but I feel that it feels so separated when I look at it. It feels like it's one in ancient times and the other in the interstellar world. It doesn't make me feel that these two backgrounds are integrated together. The male protagonist is a prince of a country. I feel that their system is still the same as in ancient times. Personally, I feel that that system is not suitable for the current development, let alone the interstellar (although my history is not particularly good, but I feel that the previous systems of modern society have been overthrown, passed, and turned into a socialist country. Why does the author feel like he has gone back [facepalm]).
But the strange thing is that I read other interstellar books where the emperor is the prince, but it didn't give me a weird feeling (I thought about it, maybe he was just called the prince, but the system changed?) This book really gave me a weird feeling [face covering]
I don't know if anyone has the same feeling as me [face covering]
It's really nice to write something. It's the first time I've read this type of novel.
It's the author, typo, five stars [laughs]
This is the first time I read a book of this type. It's beautiful and well written.
It looks good, I like it very much. The author will update it quickly [cover face][cover face][cover face]
This article is extremely interesting, and the story introduction is quite attractive. The author's writing style is so good that it brought me into the interstellar environment at once. The description of the world fully demonstrates the author's skill. This article is absolutely top-notch, not to be missed. It is my spiritual food. 😘😘😘
This, this, the author is a writer of ancient Chinese novels? Although this book is set in the interstellar world, the characters and lines are all antique. Maybe the author wants to revive traditional Chinese culture in the interstellar world in the future? That's not to say it can't be done, but I feel that it feels so separated when I look at it. It feels like it's one in ancient times and the other in the interstellar world. It doesn't make me feel that these two backgrounds are integrated together. The male protagonist is a prince of a country. I feel that their system is still the same as in ancient times. Personally, I feel that that system is not suitable for the current development, let alone the interstellar (although my history is not particularly good, but I feel that the previous systems of modern society have been overthrown, passed, and turned into a socialist country. Why does the author feel like he has gone back [facepalm]). But the strange thing is that I read other interstellar books where the emperor is the prince, but it didn't give me a weird feeling (I thought about it, maybe he was just called the prince, but the system changed?) This book really gave me a weird feeling [face covering] I don't know if anyone has the same feeling as me [face covering]
It's really nice to write something. It's the first time I've read this type of novel. It's the author, typo, five stars [laughs]
This is the first time I read a book of this type. It's beautiful and well written.
It looks good, I like it very much. The author will update it quickly [cover face][cover face][cover face]
Who is the male protagonist?