The Guide Big Sis Is Absolutely Stunning

Having read up to chapter 18, I can only say that this is the most normal Sentinel/Guide story I've ever read on Yangshizi. There's no blushing or shyness the moment a Sentinel sees a man, no harassment from the moment a Guide sees a Sentinel, and no falling head over heels for a dog or anything fluffy, even if it's a Sentinel's spirit form!

It's exceptionally well-written; I've finally found a normal Sentinel novel again. The plot is very logical, the female lead is charming, and there's no fawning attitude from the author who expects the whole world to serve her.

The female lead is truly outstanding and incredibly hardworking. The author's language is truly powerful. When a male lead asks her why she works so hard, she retorts (because this guy is a very capable Sentinel) by saying, "Aren't you the same?" This passage truly captures the essence of the saying, "Why do humans climb mountains?

Finally, someone on Yangshizi (a Chinese online forum) remembers the core of the original Sentinel/Guide setting... Too many novels treat Guides as mere tools for purification and guidance, but the original Sentinel/Guide setting was about going to war together!

The writing is very good, everyone is normal, everyone is normal, except for the occasional awkward moments in the middle. Suddenly remembered something very important Did the author specify multiple male protagonists and all male characters being virgins? Were they guided or mediated by other male leads?

It's a very good read, a very "normal" story. The author touched my heart; the plot is strong, and not everyone mindlessly revolves around the female lead. Whether it's the villains, allies, or the male lead, they all have their own lives, and the characters are very distinct.

It's super, super good! Yu Bao is strong, brave, smart, ambitious but not spoiled, and will work hard to improve herself. Her interactions with the little dog shark are adorable. It's so delicious! The little dog shark calling her "sister" is also so delicious! And!! I really have to praise the author's plot design.

It's good. Guides can participate in military exercises, including shooting and hand-to-hand combat training... It's a bit bigger than being forced to be a sentry, and you can only guide the sentries. It's just too short. I waited a few days before I couldn't resist clicking to watch, and I finished it in two hours.

So far, this story is well-written, doesn't feature a spoiled wife or a naive character, has sound logic, and doesn't involve any subservient pampering or pandering to men. Keep up the good work, author! Although she's described as a heartthrob, it's not a nonsensical, inexplicable love at first sight; there's a process, and it develops naturally.

A rare Sentinel/Guide novel with a well-developed setting and logical consistency. The interstellar world is vast, with numerous planets and a large number of Sentinels/Guides. PS: Novels with only a few white towers, and a few Guides per tower, make me feel like the entire novel is only the size of a province. It's a miracle humanity hasn't gone extinct; we're truly blessed.