I Wanted to Go Viral on the Star Network, but I'm a Guide

For those who love female protagonists, this is a must-read! 👍 This book is so normal; it doesn't have the contradictions often found in Sentinel novels. The female protagonist's character is also very interesting and incredibly normal. I don't understand why the rating is so low.

It's a great read, but I don't really like characters who are selfish and emotionally detached, so I'm not planning to continue watching, sob sob. If you like this kind of story, I think it's definitely worth watching. The female lead knows exactly what she wants; she's not overly serious about relationships, nor is she casual about them. She prioritizes her own feelings. The author's writing style is also quite good, incorporating many trendy internet memes and making it quite interesting.

Change the cover, it's scary for kids. The text is great. Very interesting! This cover is terrifying.

It's so good! The female lead is a normal person, which is really rare. There's no programmed fawning over men, nor any programmed ridicule or mockery. Everyone is a normal person, and some parts of the story are especially sweet. It definitely deserves full marks!

It's really good, and the Guides Association in it is truly effective; they genuinely protect guides. This is all thanks to the hard work of previous guides. It's the institutional guarantees established by their predecessors that give the female lead such good treatment in this world, allowing her to hold a dominant position in the guide-sentinel relationship.

Author, could you please change the cover? The current cover is a bit scary. A sweeter cover would suit the book better, after all, it's not exactly a horror novel 🤦

Great read! 👍 It's not your typical interstellar rescue and matchmaking story; it's a growth-oriented novel where the independent and strong female protagonist gradually builds her strength. It's quite good. Especially the quick marriage; the female lead isn't coy at all, I love that!

The rating is so low, I almost missed it. It's still a bit short, but it's really good. The Sentinel-Guide vibe is so authentic; the Sentinel's longing and respect for the Guide is so touching. A few lines from the male lead really resonated with me, it was so satisfying to watch 😳 "But he wasn't ready to get married yet," "The two of them got together like that, without any clear explanation, and he just followed her."

The female lead is quite normal, which I think is great. Among many stories, she's definitely a very normal female lead. She knows how to hide her true self and how to improve her abilities, and there aren't many face-slapping scenes. The Sentinel is also reasonable. I think the internet is quite good; the combination of being popular online and these two elements makes for a well-written story.

Those who like female protagonists might want to check this out. Having read so many Sentinel/Guardian fiction stories, I feel this one fits the premise perfectly – there's absolutely no disrespect for the female lead, and even if there is, it's dealt with immediately and very well. The only downside is that the author hasn't updated for four months; please update! 😢😢😢