[Male rivals competing for affection, a touch of Mary Sue, universally adored] A masked Sentinel and Guide story
Lian Xingyao ends up in space, only to discover she’s a Guide too. Based on years of experience and her read of the situation, she decides it’s best to keep her identity hidden.
Seriously, I went to all that trouble to hide, and nobody told me spirit companions could recognize me!
“Where do you think you’re going, little jellyfish?” The fiery Skeleton King.
“My little jellyfish.” Cthulhu tries to wrap around her.
“Stop it. Can’t you see how red her face is?” The snow leopard mom (not that kind of mom).
“She smells so good. The little jellyfish smells so good.” Sniff~ The brooding snake guy.
Everyone has a bit of a stalkerish side.
Let's talk about the advantages first: For me, the unsystematic novel is one of them, and I don't really like settings that go beyond the original world view; secondly, the female protagonist has a spiritual body, and the heroine in the guide story has lost her soul without a spiritual body. The interaction of the spiritual body during the guidance is really lovely; thirdly, there is no conventional routine at the beginning of being discovered in the wild, and it is not wearing clothes but souls, which makes me want to read more; finally, the male protagonist has a memory point, and I like the interaction between Eric and the female protagonist the most. There are also shortcomings: the comments below say that the heroine is coquettish, it depends on the individual, but I think as long as she is not stupid and beautiful, it is acceptable, and Shao Xiangwen is weak in the early stage and will grow in the later stage. This depends on the author's setting; however, the interaction between the heroine and Gui Tou, I do feel that Gui Tou's words and deeds are a bit oily. Anyway, I'm still looking forward to it. I'll give it a review and look forward to the author's updates.
Why doesn't the heroine go to the White Tower? Is the White Tower a bad organization?