At fifteen, Xuanmen prodigy Yun Che was sucked through a black hole created by an evil cultivator's self-destruction and reborn as a five-year-old tyke on an interstellar battlefield.
Surrounded by a swarm of bugs, she calmly tore off an insect's thigh and roasted it over talisman flames until it sizzled.
Federal Marshal Raymond was on the brink of death when he opened his eyes...
A little girl with her hair tied in two buns was shoving grilled meat in his face. “Want some? Plenty of meat, and it'll fill you up.”
News that she had been adopted as a natural female child rocked the interstellar world:
“Aren't natural females only good at crying and waiting to be fed?!”
Then the cadets of the Lei family military academy were left collectively dumbfounded...
The eldest tried to prank her with an armor-corroding talisman. She folded it into an origami crane and used it as a bookmark.
The second gave her laughing-mushroom powder, but she refined it into pills that made people laugh and laugh.
The third was even more absurd: the reclusive genius clutched the tortoiseshell she used for divination and went around pitching her services: “My little sister's predictions never miss. Twenty percent off!”
When federal nobles sneered that “natural females belong in captivity,” Yun Che drew a shrinking-distance talisman, shouldered a mech, and flattened the insect horde's lair.
When political enemies used a sinister formation to attack the Lei family, she split the foundation of their ancestral home with her peachwood sword. “What kind of trash formation is this? It's in the way of my vegetable garden!”
The Lei family father and sons collectively evolved into shameless little-sister fanatics:
Her marshal dad: “Kiddo, could you sponsor a safety talisman for the military's new battleship blessing ceremony?”
The three brothers: “Cheche! The StarNet trending page says you're an illegitimate daughter. We'll flame their accounts to smithereens!”
Meanwhile, Yun Che's interstellar life grew increasingly unconventional:
She used impurity-cleansing talismans to purify contaminated plants, and hot pot made with insect meat became a hit in the military academy cafeteria.
She carved acceleration formations into mechs with cinnabar, then instantly beat the champion on the field: “I yield to no one, thanks to a little metaphysics.”
P.S. The heroine is simple-minded, straightforward, and naturally a bit spacey. She always gets right to the point and is completely innocent. She cares only about food and has little interest in anything else. She's rather...
It's quite good-looking, Zaizai is quite cute. I hope it will always be Zaizai's novel, and it has no CP. It's best to have no CP and don't want CP.
Overall, the writing is pretty good. The only thing that made me feel uncomfortable was the aspect of eating. Is there no food in such a big country? Children are chewing on robotic arms all day long, gnawing on this and that, so tell me why? There is no food. It is so difficult for such a big family to feed their children.
Good-looking, clear logic, and deeply portrayed characters.
After listening to Chapter 63, it's okay. The only bad thing is that the father who raised her didn't explain it clearly to his son, so that the child misunderstood the heroine and targeted the heroine.
Come on, encourage and encourage
Pass by, pass by, pass by
The content is very exciting and very interesting.
Not bad, pretty good-looking.
It's quite interesting. I've read a few chapters so far and I feel good 👍
The most intuitive thing is that there is no long-winded language, the subject matter is novel and eye-catching.