[Interstellar future + romance + technological revolution + power struggles]
For the sake of a full scholarship, Long Xue’er was unable to attend the research institute’s affiliated university, so she chose the Empire’s aristocratic academy, von Wood Royal Academy. Nicknamed the “cradle of the Empire’s rulers,” it is an elite school specializing in economics, politics, and law.
An ordinary commoner, Long Xue’er is constantly surrounded by nobles at school. She also majors in energy studies and spatial theory, leaving her completely out of step with her classmates.
On her first day, she is welcomed by Bai Yang, a student two years ahead of her, a celebrated figure at the academy and the student council president. He also has a far more illustrious name: Pereira von Miller. He wears a crown upon his head.
This young crown bearer has special feelings for Long Xue’er, but Long Xue’er has special feelings only for energy. In particular, she is fascinated by a recently discovered mineral called “Void.” This stone has the potential to alter dimensions and create wormholes, making it a natural catalyst for space and time.
Long Xue’er wants to be the first to put it to practical use. She wants to free it from the laboratory and see whether it can help her reach out and touch the mysteries of space and time…
The writing style is very fresh, and while the narrative is plain, it also makes the plot full of tension, which is unique in Tomato. There are some supporting characters whose characters are a bit stiff, but overall the flaws are not outweighed. Five stars in stock.
Is it possible that this queen is the mother of the heroine?
Looking forward to more exciting content below!
I really like the heroine's character.
It's pretty good, but currently the female protagonist is not emotionally enlightened, and the male protagonist has a long road to pursue his wife.
Support, the author had better distinguish between "he" and "she", as the gender of the character cannot be distinguished