The Supreme Guide's Favor: Fallen Sentinels Fight Like Mad Dogs to Claim Her

[Male rivals competing for her + all male leads are faithful + Sentinel/Guide setting + strong female lead + women supporting women + unhinged Guide fiction + chaotic rivalry and hair-pulling + everyone admires the strong + dog-training fiction]

The strongest Guide in history, bar none.

The female lead, Chu, and Sheng have been an inseparable trio since childhood. These three little kids have supported one another through life ever since. If you can’t accept women wielding power and supporting one another, and only want to see Sentinels in charge and conquered by the female lead, don’t read!

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The ratio of Sentinels to Guides is grotesquely skewed, and the higher a Sentinel’s rank, the harder it is for a Guide to mark them. This is especially true of top-tier Sentinels.

Once they reach 3S, if no SS Guide can soothe them or they can’t get highly concentrated Guide pheromones, the countdown to their deaths begins.

But

A god appeared in District A.

An exceptionally powerful Guide who never showed her face would occasionally sell her Guide pheromones, bringing a glimmer of hope to countless 3S Sentinels plagued by mutation.

They were willing to spend the rest of their lives protecting the survival of this anonymous Guide in District A!

But why were the Administrator and the Commander bringing Fallen Ones from other districts here?

Why should these disgusting creatures be granted that Guide’s mercy?

The listless top-tier Guide thought for a moment, then drawled, “They’re hardy.”

The hardy green bamboo viper crawled out of the lab, hating the world and yearning for revenge, only to have its fangs pinched while its gaze grew so hazy it forgot what hatred meant.

The hardy giant octopus pondered with all nine brains, then calmly did everything it could to wrap the Guide in her secret identity. “Hide yourself. That way, other Sentinels won’t find you.”

The sea demon shattered the aquarium at the auction and offered the pearl in its palm. The slender-waisted poisonous bee traveled thousands of miles to deliver a jar of sweet honey. The sharp-tongued tiger