(No System) An orphan transmigrates, with a beautiful older sister, and becomes a colonial security officer from the start. As spiritual energy revives and interstellar colonization begins, as long as I have no morals, you can't guilt-trip me with morality.
If one day the stars are destroyed, the cosmos overturned, and all living things face calamity, what would you do?
What's that got to do with me? I didn't do it.
I don't believe you could stay indifferent.
All right, I admit it. You win.
High martial arts + high fantasy + mecha + cultivation + colonization + morally ambiguous
When I was young, I read many novels. Most of their protagonists were righteous and blessed with extraordinary luck. I have nothing against that kind of story.
Even when some protagonists are arrogant and overbearing, if you think about it, they're still doing what's right in the name of Heaven.
But I once read a book.
Its protagonist left a deep impression on me. He was a resolute and pure "human" who pursued immortality and freedom.
It was unlike anything I'd read before, but unfortunately, that book got banned.
I want to create a different kind of protagonist. He's clever and cunning. He's neither wholly good nor wholly evil, and he's a refined man. He's meticulously self-serving, and just as meticulously altruistic. P.S. I refuse to believe that a four-character title is doomed to fail.
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