How Can a Guide Turn Down a Sentinel’s Broad Chest?

Author, the world you write is really magnificent. Most of the other Xiang Shao Wen can't escape this stereotype - a group of male sentinels circle around the only heroine, but they still seem to not understand human speech. Relying on the strong spiritual strength of the guide and the weak physical strength, they half push and half kiss, hug and entangle with the heroine's refusal. The writing style of "if you don't want it, you just want it" and treating resistance as flirting is like the oldest vulgar joke, and it makes me feel uncomfortable when I read it. What's more, in most Xiangshaowen, the leader is always male. As a result, society has lost too much humanistic care: forced guides to give birth have become the norm - because in many settings, the children born by guides are either sentinels or guides. In order to get more guides, they do not hesitate to force, imprison, and contain them. Under the rule of male sentinels, hatred of leaders prevailed, and the entire society was as cold as iron. But you are different. The leaders you write about are female guides. So in your story, you can't see the hostility between the guide and the sentinel, only their fighting side by side to defend against foreign enemies, and their determination to sacrifice for the Republic. The Republic encourages procreation but does not force it - there is a huge difference between being willing to have a child and being forced to have a child. So if people want to give birth, they really want to. What you wrote is truly female-centered. It is an equal, warm and dignified Xiangshao world. Reading it is like seeing the wind thousands of miles away, which is admirable. Thank you all for your likes. The writing in the early stage is indeed good. It breaks out of the clichéd framework of Xiang Shao Wen. The layout and character relationships are all solid, and it is very eye-catching to read. It's a pity that it was a bit weak in the later stage - the heroine almost responded to the sentinel's requests, and she was so pampered that there was no limit to it, and she seemed to want to get everything he asked for. This is a bit contradictory: the other guides have created an image of a principled and responsible leader, but the heroine has become the "room of request" for the sentinels, and for some sentries, she feels like she is rushing to help. The sense of majesty and boundaries are all lost to this bottomless indulgence. After all, no matter how equal the relationship between the guide and the sentinel is, it must be supported by rules. I read this a long time ago, and then gave up on it halfway through, so now I am commenting based on my impressions.

Even, I think the biggest advantage of this book is that the characters look like normal people. I have read a lot of Xiang Shaowen, but many of them have a common problem, that is, the protagonist is a guide but has no professionalism or dignity. He is always led away by the sentinels. He is always shy and blushes more than the sentries when guiding. The sentries are always polarized, or they hate the protagonist. Then change your mind and then become obsessed with it, or else you just have a crazy crush on one, oh, and also like to cheat and trample, write about how the other guides are not human, write about how Xiang Shao is in opposition, how pure and kind the heroine is like the Holy Light healing them, all these things are piled together and become very deformed. This book is more comfortable. The protagonist does not have the pretentious attitude of refusing to welcome you, nor does she have any inexplicable pull-ups or bts. Her privileges are equal to her responsibilities, and she is not the kind who downplays the efforts of the guide. Moreover, the stories of some minor supporting characters are also very touching, which made me feel the efforts of people in this world to survive, as well as the horror of war and disasters. All in all, although the world of Xiang Shao described in this book is biased toward sweet pets, the overall logic is normal and it is worth reading.

The writing in large letters is very nice. There is no slander or disgust from the Sentinel towards the guide. There is nothing about the heroine being different and gentle from other guides. Of course, the heroine also respects the Sentinel and does not deny their efforts, nor does the Sentinel go too far to hurt the heroine. The heroine still has rights, and that is how it should be. Rights are the guarantee... All in all, this book is very nice (♥∀♥) (ps: Male mothers are simply gods (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧)

I burst into tears. She turned out to be a more normal heroine. She knew she didn't know it and didn't check the information. She knew she knew synesthesia but still didn't pay attention and then felt guilty. She also had a comfortable worldview. It's not like there is a big feud between the guide and the sentry. Is there any sentry who appears who has seen the heroine who disliked the guide before, and felt disdain and contempt in his heart? Instead, he is normal, respectful, and fond. Even if he is arrogant, he will not say bad words. It is really rare. The heroine is also normal. She will take the initiative to look up information when she knows she doesn't understand. She is responsible for her work and she starts at a high level. It's great. I don't like low-level or useless starts. This book is just right. The heroine has a high starting point, upgrades quickly, and has a normal personality. If she doesn't like discomfort, she will show it, instead of enduring it like a soft bun, or like someone who lacks love. Well, I didn't like it later, but because of the good impression I had in the past, Gawen Pen is really good and I still rated it four stars. Later, the heroine went to that star, and then the chairman had an analytical talent and could sense other people's thoughts. Then she knew that the heroine thought she had traveled through time, because she felt that there could not be two identical souls, so the heroine did not mean that she had traveled through time, but that the accident had damaged her brain (this is what the chairman thought) Then I didn't want to watch it. From my perspective, according to the heroine's memory and what was revealed, the heroine traveled through time (or maybe she awakened her past life memories). I don't like others to know about this, even if it may have no impact on the heroine

This is the most respectful interstellar guide sentinel setting article I have ever seen. I have seen some of my favorite points so far, which may involve spoilers: ① In the article, the guide is awarded a military rank upon induction. The heroine is a senior officer. Her salary includes both being a soldier and a subsidy from the guide. She has power and money. ②The military uniform worn at work is trousers. Quoting the original words in the article, "The style of the military uniform is no different from Heita's military uniform. It consists of a shirt, jacket, and trousers in a set of three. The pattern is modified according to the body curve of a woman. It does not feel restrictive when worn and is easy to move." The daily clothes Heita arranges to purchase for the heroine are also unsightly but soft and comfortable T-shirts and trousers. To quote the original words in the article, "What she is wearing today is a white short-sleeved top and loose gray trousers that she randomly dug out from the closet. I don't know who is responsible for purchasing these daily clothes. The fabric is very soft and comfortable, but the aesthetics are almost non-existent." ③There are female sentinels ④ There is a very new setting, the guide element absorption instrument, which is useful and high-tech, highlighting the interstellar background. There are also some content settings that I like very much, so I won't go into details. I feel that the author is really good and respects the characters very much.

This book is really beautiful! Although it is a common whistle-blowing theme, it has a completely different and new idea. It is different from similar works in which the guide despises and treats the sentry harshly. The sentinel brainwashes himself and endures humiliation in order to survive. There is no such thing as the so-called "dog training" of the protagonist or the facial features of the Virgin Mary. Here, the sentry is a respectable guard who protects the country and the people, and the guide is a beacon that truly provides protection for the outpost. The two support each other and are indispensable. This two-way positive emotion is the most normal form that is most in line with people's hearts. It's really brilliant!

It's super nice. I originally didn't like this type of article, because most of the guide heroines in Xiangshao articles are very passive and are treated like items and resources. Most of them care about food rather than fighting, and they like to vilify other guides to highlight the heroine. But this is not the case at all in this novel. The heroine is a living person, has subjectivity, and is respected for her efforts. There is no female rivalry, either openly or implicitly. The heroine also has her own personal dignity, and will not be too soft-hearted and compassionate. The psychological activities of the heroine are also very real and three-dimensional. It is infantilized and softened. It is a real female channel with the female protagonist as the center. It is not like some "female channel" writers who use the female protagonist as a puppet nanny and match to contribute themselves to warm others. You can clearly feel the author's love for the female protagonist. The Sentinel does not roll eyes or attack the female protagonist. It is a great novel.

It's such a comfortable and normal article, and the world view is well-developed! There is no oppositional discrimination, it is very natural to guide the primary sexual subject, there is no malicious suppression of the female protagonist, etc. The male protagonist is also a competitive specialty/serves the female protagonist with all his strength instead of fighting and swearing (I personally don't like this kind of thing, it seems to objectify the female protagonist and treat the female protagonist as a trophy, and I don't like swearing...). Everyone is normal... So peaceful, so cozy, so delicious. And I will go out of my way to learn how to serve the hostess😋 shockingly delicious.

The world view is very stable and gentle, and the heroine is written as an independent person. There is no conventional tension between the guide and the sentry or the sentry going into heat as soon as they meet. The heroine can only passively accept it. Instead, there is a good transition. The heroine understands everything about the sentry and carefully considers the decision. The whole film conveys gentleness, truth and respect for the heroine. In the story, guides and sentinels complement each other, and neither one is weak. The privileges of the heroine and the responsibilities of the heroine complement each other. The heroine also takes this job very seriously and has a serious understanding of it. She doesn't know how to deal with it when there is no regular job. She is shy and is led by the sentry. And I really like that people in the military region call the heroine her title in the military region, Lieutenant General, on formal occasions, and they also assign adjutants according to the regular high-level generals. And many times when the heroine needs to make a decision, the heroine needs to understand it clearly before making the decision herself. I really treat the heroine as a person and a senior general, rather than a soothing agent for a senior sentinel, and passively accept it.

So far, I think the best Xiangshao novel is completely female-centered. There are many female guides and vivid female sentinels in the article. There is no female competition, only the silent inheritance of the belief in guarding the republic. This book is set in a world where there are many girls and boys, but there are no inexplicable discriminatory remarks (such as "She is a precious female, how can she do such a thing", "This powerful female is very special, other females are delicate and weak", etc.). The author writes in a true sense - we women are born to be strong, and we have a sense of strength to shoulder responsibilities and hold up the sky. The most rare thing is that the author is the only one I have seen who writes about the setting of the Republic. The sentries are not federal consumables. Everyone is here to protect the light of humanity in the motherland. It is very similar to the future if line where our motherland enters space. It is very kind.