Liu Shuang was a cultivator in her previous life, but she ended up in an interstellar era she knew nothing about, inhabiting the body of a deceased little girl named Qin Qianqian. Fortunately, as a cultivator, she had extraordinary gifts for memory, physical stamina, and precise movements. Though her body lacked strength, Qin Qianqian used her powerful mental abilities to control mechs. This gave hope to retired mech pilots who had once been injured.
Thanks to this unique ability, Qin Qianqian quickly became one of the most important figures in the Interstellar Federation military. The Federation tried hard to keep the news under wraps, but spies still stole its secrets, and the Interstellar Empire launched several surprise attacks.
Meanwhile, though Qin Qin was a fake heiress, her family had invested heavily in her for twenty years. She had also been accepted into a mech academy, which was a huge asset to the business-minded Qin family, so they were naturally unwilling to give her up.
Humanity’s progress depends on continually expanding its resources, but exploring certain remote planets still requires people to venture there in person.
So government leaders launched a highly rewarding exploration program to encourage people to form expeditions and travel to these remote planets.
Qin Qianqian loved these programs, but before she could pursue her goals, the battle over the true and fake heiresses’ identities became an obstacle.
Caught between her biological parents, whose sincerity was hard to gauge, and Grandpa Ding, who had raised her, Qin Qianqian refused to choose either side.
The complicated feelings between her hopeless arranged-marriage partner and the fake heiress were none of Qin Qianqian’s concern.
The short-tempered mech instructor and the opponents who brought martial arts into mech combat were what Qin Qianqian found most fascinating!
After defeating every opponent at the mech academy, Qin Qianqian made her decision: she would form her own expedition team and explore the stars!
I was shocked when the author said at the end of chapter 19 that a male protagonist appeared. Fortunately, someone asked if there was no cp. . . From what I have read so far, the story and setting are quite novel. It feels like I have gone back to the interstellar science fiction novels I read before and the protagonist also started his journey from a junk planet. However, not many people read it. I hope the author can stick to it. I would like to ask the author if he knows about the game Stars. Personally, I think the weapon technology in it is quite interesting. Maybe the author can refer to it. Overall, an interstellar novel worth reading (although I only read a small part of it). There is too little description of the protagonist's perspective, it is too group portrait, and the image of the protagonist is not clear.
I just started watching it. When the immortal cultivator was reborn (or traveled through time), he only changed his physical body and did not really become a child. How could he be so childish in his words and deeds? What's more, the difference between immortals and mortals is far greater than the difference between humans and ants. The bodies and souls of immortal cultivators are fundamentally different from those of mortals. For example, the IQ of ordinary mortals is 80, then the IQ of ordinary monks in the Qi Refining Stage is 10,000, and the IQ of Nascent Soul monks is at least one million. Even if 10,000 human geniuses try their best to defeat a Nascent Soul cultivator
[Full] The author who came here for the real daughter, cheers! Come on, finish it!
It's actually unfinished 🤦
The story content is novel and the structure is compact.
I was very surprised to read a book like this. Most of the characters who appear have their own behavioral logic. For example, Li Yueru. She went crazy because of her family environment. And she is not a simple victim. She also has a vicious and cold side, or nature. It is commendable that the minor characters in the book who are not perfect or have gone astray also have their own growth, such as Selan and Jack, especially Selan. When he first appeared, he thought he was a vicious cannon fodder or a rebel who was holding back the reserve team.
Let me go, such a beautiful book has such a low score, I want to call you and sing for you. It's really good to watch, the writing is very good, the plot is not cliché, there is a little bit of plot, the real daughter is living abroad, but it is not cliche, the real daughter does not go back to the wealthy family of Goupi, and there is a great sea of stars, this is very worth watching
Unexpectedly, the book I didn't want to delete at first has been updated again. Please support me.
I just discovered this book today and started reading the first chapter. I have now read Chapter 85. The characters in the early stage are very well created, such as the heroine, Grandpa Ding and others. The plot is also very good. It makes people want to read on in the early stage. The disadvantage is that the plot of the heroine is a bit small compared to the supporting characters, but maybe it is to pave the way for the following, which is understandable. There may be more plots for the heroine later on, and the later chapters may be even more exciting. This book has shortcomings, but it's okay, so I won't read it yet. People who like interstellar literature can try it.
From those who have been reading it, it is a big improvement compared to the previous two books, and the characters have their own characteristics.