[Interstellar + Ensemble Cast + Mecha + Coming of Age + Romance]
Li Wangshu has a father who doesn’t care about her and no mother. (The heroine takes her mother’s surname, Li.)
She wakes up to discover that she’s living in a classic Mary Sue story. She’s the male lead’s wicked fiancée, and her family is absurdly rich and powerful, all so that after they die, the heroine can inherit a respectable identity.
She stands in the way of the male and female leads getting together, and dies in a battle during a Zerg invasion.
Her two older brothers die in battle, and even the grandparents who love her most perish in an accident. In short, not a single member of her family survives.
That’s brutal.
Given another chance, Li Wangshu wants to save her family and stay away from that awful couple. Then she realizes things are far more complicated than they seem.
As she searches for her own path, she also meets a group of friends who fight alongside her.
“Long live the Five Wings of the Firmament!”
Wait, who’s this beastkin who cries and acts all clingy? Why does he keep saying he’s her spouse? She doesn’t even know him! Aaaaaah!
[Team Introduction]
Li Wangshu (logistics): the team’s lifeline
Zhou Ning (infantry): a silent long-range reaper
Shen Weizhi (commander): strategizes and controls the battlefield from start to finish
Lu Ye (infantry): crushes enemies head-on in close combat
Ling Shuang (mecha engineer): memorizes every parameter after examining a part once
The heroine is in the logistics division because she chose it and can’t change her track. Later, she becomes an incredibly formidable infantry soldier, medic, and logistics specialist.
Come on, I think the writing is pretty good. I like Zhou Ning the most at the moment. She is very energetic. She is the kind of friend who will never be left alone. The female characters are portrayed quite well, but I feel that there are very few male characters outside the protagonist group. Many of the ones who appear are very powerful girls, maybe they are female channels. Another thing is that the protagonist group is all people who talk less. I can't say that, even Ning Ning's personality is not that outgoing. Ning Ning is completely from the sun, and the heroine is not a heartthrob, so it is not bad. But I've seen very few people. Author, hold on, don't stop updating 😢😢
It's not bad. I can't tell the CP intention at the moment. All five people in the team are portrayed. I personally think that many of them are more brilliant than the heroine. Maybe this is also a kind of charm of the group portrait. The heroine's personality is kind of cold and lonely. Maybe it's childhood trauma? There are too few chapters. I only know that the relationship between father and daughter is not good. Some battle scenes are described in simple words. I feel that it would be better if the perspective can be cut.
I don't know why, but I feel that this writing style has a light and slow charm, which is more attractive to me anyway. The author said that the first few chapters were a bit poorly written, but I think it was okay, especially the ten minutes when the heroine was lying on the bed and the chapter that was packed up were just right. It can be understood that it is a slow adaptation to the new life, and this detail makes the heroine's image more three-dimensional.