[Transmigration], [Pocket Dimension]
Gu Yue thought she was one of the lucky ones. She followed a trend and transmigrated, thinking she’d landed in a cultivation world, only to find herself in an interstellar society.
Fine, an interstellar society it is! But can anyone tell her why the place she’s in is so backward? Gu Yue almost wants to die all over again. She sobs inwardly: How can there still be such backward places in an interstellar age? Good heavens! Can someone tell her what kind of godforsaken place she’s transmigrated to? Why are planets in the interstellar age still divided into ranks? And, of all things, she’s transmigrated into the body of a little girl from the lowest-ranked, most backward star system, with the most tragic background.
Planets are ranked, too. Level One is the lowest and most backward; Level Nine has the highest civilization, but is also the most dangerous. Follow Gu Yue’s hard-fought journey as she climbs up from the bottom, one step at a time. Will the love and hatred tangled along the way hold her back?
There are too many typos, but the content is okay and I have the desire to read more. Can there be fewer typos?