Good news: the highest guide bloodline!
Bad news: This bloodline has a lot of bugs...
As a lucky and unlucky princess, she inherited the strongest bloodline talent, as well as sneaky promotion methods, and the fatal weakness of wide open doors.
As well as the secret mission to save the country, and the frustrating fate of finding someone to marry...
Goodbye, she is almost broken.
Ayana, who has just grown up, is burdened with many secrets and steps into a foreign campus full of sentinels alone. While completing the treatment indicators, secretly breathing and upgrading, while looking for your marriage partner.
She was so busy. She was a little too late. Can the world wait and be destroyed...
Reader comments
There are gay men in the protagonist group. I think this should be marked in the introduction or the first chapter. After all, you have labeled it as a romance.
The male lead in the main group, Guide Mo, firstly has his own official partner, a gay couple, and secondly, there are many descriptions of him and the heroine holding hands, just like male best friends. What to do. If you just change his gender and make him a female without changing anything else, there will be no problem at all. Why does it have to be written as a male? Do you think the description of him looks like a man? It turns out that the guide is not just physically weak but also has a delicate personality. Besides the women among the guides, they are all tomboys, right? I don't think it's so disgusting if it's anything less than these two points. I don't know how to mark such a big point. I'd give it two stars too much.
And there is another big surprise in the plot. Does the empire that the heroine comes to communicate with really respects her? Everyone knows that linking is a very private act in the heroine's original country, so why do you still ask the heroine to link all of them? If it was because they regarded her as one of their own and a teammate, why did they directly arrange for Mo to be the commander-in-chief? There is also an inner monologue saying that since the heroine is not a member of the empire, she will leave sooner or later, so it is better to treat her as an outsider. How about directly matching the heroine's purpose and asking her to find two people to bind and marry and it will be over. Why does the heroine have to do such an embarrassing thing?
It looks good. I haven't seen the indigenous girl protagonist for a long time. After knowing the upgrade code of the bloodline, I feel that it is expected to reach level 2s. Go ahead!
Seeing K appear on the stage, I don't know if there are any candidates for the new male lead. I just fall in love with him every time I see him [blowing kiss]
It's really good-looking, and it's my favorite whistle-blowing article.
Great great great
I love Sister Bao's character so much
From the very beginning of the class opening test, although I had made up my mind, I didn't participate much because I was not from the empire.
I love my smart sister so much
Very delicate, but not squeamish, even if the 2s one is like that, there is no resentment
Can you tell who has pure feelings?
Take on your responsibilities as a princess without hesitation
And a little bit of a desire to win
Looking forward to my sister's blooming
It looks like the male protagonist is probably the one from 2s
But to be honest, the current setting makes me frown.
If the father doesn't love the mother, wouldn't it be dangerous for the younger sister to be with him?
What the hell, if the male protagonist is really him
I hope that the subsequent settings will be better to solve the problem at home and in my own heart.
Then add a setting to limit the damage this brother can do to my sister.
If the male protagonist is not him, I hope to reduce the description of him, and then
Pay more attention to cooperation with other people, etc.
Take ten thousand steps back
Why can't Sister Bao do it one to many?
This can also be well protected, and 1v2 or v3, etc. Are also very reasonable.
Of course, this is just my little wish
Still support writing as you wish
It seems now
I really like it, I can't fault it at all.
Wow wow wow wow, this is a beautiful novel. It is very in line with my taste.
Super super super good-looking (the ending is a bit sloppy) this shortcoming can be ignored
It's very interesting, but I have a little question. Since you call your father, queen and queen, it means that the heroine's father is the king. Then why do you call the heroine's aunt aunt? Shouldn't you call her aunt? [Shy]
There are gay men in the protagonist group. I think this should be marked in the introduction or the first chapter. After all, you have labeled it as a romance. The male lead in the main group, Guide Mo, firstly has his own official partner, a gay couple, and secondly, there are many descriptions of him and the heroine holding hands, just like male best friends. What to do. If you just change his gender and make him a female without changing anything else, there will be no problem at all. Why does it have to be written as a male? Do you think the description of him looks like a man? It turns out that the guide is not just physically weak but also has a delicate personality. Besides the women among the guides, they are all tomboys, right? I don't think it's so disgusting if it's anything less than these two points. I don't know how to mark such a big point. I'd give it two stars too much. And there is another big surprise in the plot. Does the empire that the heroine comes to communicate with really respects her? Everyone knows that linking is a very private act in the heroine's original country, so why do you still ask the heroine to link all of them? If it was because they regarded her as one of their own and a teammate, why did they directly arrange for Mo to be the commander-in-chief? There is also an inner monologue saying that since the heroine is not a member of the empire, she will leave sooner or later, so it is better to treat her as an outsider. How about directly matching the heroine's purpose and asking her to find two people to bind and marry and it will be over. Why does the heroine have to do such an embarrassing thing?
It looks good. I haven't seen the indigenous girl protagonist for a long time. After knowing the upgrade code of the bloodline, I feel that it is expected to reach level 2s. Go ahead! Seeing K appear on the stage, I don't know if there are any candidates for the new male lead. I just fall in love with him every time I see him [blowing kiss]
It's really good-looking, and it's my favorite whistle-blowing article.
Great great great I love Sister Bao's character so much From the very beginning of the class opening test, although I had made up my mind, I didn't participate much because I was not from the empire. I love my smart sister so much Very delicate, but not squeamish, even if the 2s one is like that, there is no resentment Can you tell who has pure feelings? Take on your responsibilities as a princess without hesitation And a little bit of a desire to win Looking forward to my sister's blooming It looks like the male protagonist is probably the one from 2s But to be honest, the current setting makes me frown. If the father doesn't love the mother, wouldn't it be dangerous for the younger sister to be with him? What the hell, if the male protagonist is really him I hope that the subsequent settings will be better to solve the problem at home and in my own heart. Then add a setting to limit the damage this brother can do to my sister. If the male protagonist is not him, I hope to reduce the description of him, and then Pay more attention to cooperation with other people, etc. Take ten thousand steps back Why can't Sister Bao do it one to many? This can also be well protected, and 1v2 or v3, etc. Are also very reasonable. Of course, this is just my little wish Still support writing as you wish It seems now I really like it, I can't fault it at all.
Wow wow wow wow, this is a beautiful novel. It is very in line with my taste.
Super super super good-looking (the ending is a bit sloppy) this shortcoming can be ignored
It's very interesting, but I have a little question. Since you call your father, queen and queen, it means that the heroine's father is the king. Then why do you call the heroine's aunt aunt? Shouldn't you call her aunt? [Shy]