Interstellar: The Cannon-Fodder Guide Gets Hounded by a Mad Dog in the Black Tower

It's a great show, the premise is fantastic, and the female lead has her own personality, which made it very enjoyable to watch. I just have one suggestion: no smoking sentries. A proper dog should refrain from smoking and drinking for its owner!

I've read half of it, and I feel the rest of the story is quite good. However, I don't really like some of the male leads' characters. For example, President Yan, under the guise of doing what's best for the female lead, disrespects her opinions and arranges everything for her without considering her faults.

The first 150 chapters are very good, and the emotional entanglement is particularly touching. After that, it's like a completely different person. Even someone like Mo Xiao can rise to the top. He initially thought the female lead was not as good as the other guides, so why didn't he write her for someone else?

Firstly, I'm very satisfied that the female lead isn't a pushover, and the Sentinels are also quite good. However, I'm deducting one star because of Yan. He doesn't respect the female lead's opinions, always acting in the name of doing what's best for her, and frequently bullying other Sentinels because of his superior strength.

So far, it's been great. The romance is unconventional, and the female lead stays true to herself from the moment she transmigrates, unaffected by the plot. Hopefully, it won't become too melodramatic later on; if it's just a repetitive series of battles with the original female lead, it'll lose its appeal. Ideally, the Black Tower Sentinels will be more discerning and get rid of the original female lead as soon as possible.

So good! Even though the female lead's older sister isn't a good person, I still feel a little sorry for her. She really had a terrible past. Sigh… (Actually, I think it's understandable that the older sister didn't want to be a supporting character; it's only natural. But she hurt the female lead, so I hope her ending won't be too bad… _(:з"∠)_)

Teacher, did you know that even the *Analects* is telling you to update more frequently? "At thirty, one stands firm": means you need to update thirty chapters to establish yourself in the community. "At forty, one is no longer perplexed": means updating forty chapters daily to continuously receive everyone's gratitude and praise, and no longer be confused about the meaning of creation.

It's a great show, but I don't understand why Yan was the first male lead; I don't get what's so appealing about him.

Although the female lead is a time traveler, the story doesn't badmouth or belittle the original owner to highlight the time traveler's own abilities. That's a good point. The first dedicated Sentinel in the story is so pathetic! He's constantly being bullied by the other Sentinels 🤦, and to make matters worse, he can't even compete with them... Poor thing.

I don't understand how the female lead suddenly fell for Yan. If Yan was initially the first one, why wasn't he her initial designated sentry? She waited and waited, and then ended up with Yan... The status of sentries is entirely based on strength, so does the female lead's word carry more weight, or does strength speak for itself?