A different kind of interstellar world: sentinel-guide setting, powerful female lead
On the first day Su Mansi transmigrated to the stars, her predecessor’s best friend took her to court.
The charge: attempted malicious assault of a precious guide.
She became the most honored criminal in interstellar history, sentenced to seven years of service in the Fourth Military District.
The district’s sentinels sneered: “A weakling from Blue Star thinks she’s worthy of sullying a guide’s sacred name?” Then her mental powers went out of control, and she brought down the entire training ground in an instant.
The stern commander dropped to one knee. “Please guide me through my mental landscape.”
The feral mercenary king presented her with a pirate’s treasure. “Come with me, and the universe is yours to roam.”
The aristocratic doctor’s fingertips brushed the back of her neck. “Mark me, Mansi, or... destroy me?”
The gentle adjutant offered her hot tea, but a rival’s classified information was tucked beneath the cup. “Choose me, and they’ll all disappear.”
Her former fiancé tore up the broken engagement papers in remorse. “I was wrong. Can I spend the rest of my life making it up to you?”
The enemy nation’s leader called a truce for her. “I offer you an entire star sector. Give me one glance.”
Su Mansi looked at the countdown to the end of her service and sighed. “Wasn’t I supposed to serve my sentence quietly?”
This book is a bit boring at the beginning, and I feel that the characters lack emotion and are cold. Because it is an interstellar story with advanced technology, in my subconscious, the living environment in that kind of life will be emotionally cold, so the first character will have such a temperament. Of course, the male protagonists all have completely different personalities. I hope readers can be more patient with Baozi. The gradual development will bring you unexpected feelings. The first book in Tomato, I hope you like it ~ I love everyone ~ 😳😳😳