Xiangshao|Single Arrow|Thriller|Upgrade Stream|Not the Holy Mother|Male Quan Jie|Wearing|Xiong Jing|One VN
Yan Jing died and came back to life - traveling into an interstellar world where guides are rare treasures and sentries are reduced to war supplies.
As the weakest F-class guide in history, she should have stayed quietly on the central star and enjoyed state welfare until she grew old.
However, she has a secret: she can absorb the pollution value that the Sentinel avoids, and use it for her own use, upgrading against the odds.
From then on, the cold Imperial Military Academy boiled because of her, and the frontline changed the war situation because of her.
What makes her even more troublesome is that those powerful sentinels who stand at the top of power are falling into a crazy competition for her:
Loyal contractors burn their lives for her;
The elegant military doctor fell into conspiracy for her;
The expeditionary force colonel broke his principles for her;
The pioneers killed the alien dragon for her;
The genetic mutant also suppressed his murderous desire after meeting her;
Even the future world-destroying villain cast an inquiring look at her...
Yan Jing rubbed her forehead: "I just want to save the world, can you guys stop thinking about being my whistleblower?"
The men looked sternly: "No."
Watch how the F-class guides climb to the top step by step, tame the strongest sentinels, and take control of the stars.
Reader comments
I think the plot of the male protagonist rising from a low level to a high level with the female protagonist is quite good. Low self-esteem is the best dowry for a man. It is much better than those stereotyped male protagonists who are all high-level. At least the initiative is in the hands of the female protagonist.
Yes, it's worth reading. As of the time of my review, there are 73 chapters without any surprises, and about four male protagonists have appeared? Nothing annoying.
A relatively novel plot. The heroine is very smart and independent. She is not a little white rabbit. I like it very much.
I think the plot of the male protagonist rising from a low level to a high level with the female protagonist is quite good. Low self-esteem is the best dowry for a man. It is much better than those stereotyped male protagonists who are all high-level. At least the initiative is in the hands of the female protagonist.
Yes, it's worth reading. As of the time of my review, there are 73 chapters without any surprises, and about four male protagonists have appeared? Nothing annoying.
A relatively novel plot. The heroine is very smart and independent. She is not a little white rabbit. I like it very much.