In 3024 CE, a genetic war a thousand years earlier had left the Interstellar Federation with a severe gender imbalance, making women a scarce resource protected by law. Su Xiaotang, a veterinary student from Blue Star, unexpectedly transmigrated here and became one of the Federation’s rare “newly adult women.” Not only did she possess SSS-rank mental soothing abilities, she also had an astonishing talent: she could understand the “mental entities” (animal forms) awakened by all men, and see past their haughty exteriors to the clingy hearts beneath.
New to this world, she found an injured silver wolf beneath her apartment building and, acting on her veterinary instincts, secretly brought it home to care for it. Little did she know the aloof silver wolf was the mental entity of Ling Han, commander of the Federation’s First Legion, who was frantic because his mental entity had “run away from home.” From then on, Su Xiaotang’s life spun completely out of control. The commander’s silver wolf refused to leave her arms, a seductive imperial prince made a bold declaration of love with a black panther at his side, a gentle but scheming research institute director surrounded her with a nine-tailed fox, a mysterious and cool spirit-clan priest sang her ancient songs, and a sunny, loyal military academy prodigy blushed and called her “Sis.”
Five men at the pinnacle of the interstellar world, and five fluffy mental entities all vying for her attention, swept this once-ordinary girl into a sweet yet chaotic romantic battlefield. When danger struck, they fought to the death for her. When the mystery of her origins was revealed, and she turned out to be the “Daughter of the Star Core” destined to save the interstellar realm, they set aside their pride and joined forces to protect her. From reluctantly playing along to embracing it wholeheartedly, Su Xiaotang and her “fluffy brigade” wrote a hilarious, irresistibly sweet legend among the stars.
It's pretty good, but each spirit body is very cool and has its own characteristics, but I still like Ling Han and I really support it. It's pretty cool.
It's super good. I haven't found a novel that suits me so well on Tomato for a long time. The chronological order of the first few chapters is a bit messy, but the rest will be fine. I look forward to the teacher's continued updates.