Lin Weiyang, a modern-day corporate drone, wakes up to find herself in a universe with plenty of Sentinels and very few Guides.
The good news: She has awakened as an S-rank Guide, and her spirit animal is a white tiger. She gets top-tier treatment, with people practically throwing money at her while she lounges around.
The bad news: This world’s “protection” of Guides is suffocatingly thorough. They live in the White Tower, get assigned bodyguards, and are shadowed every step of the way. Once they come of age, they’re forcibly matched with Sentinels they’ve never met and made to serve as someone else’s “mental stabilizer.”
Lin Weiyang: Thanks, but no thanks.
She has only one thing on her mind: run. Before anyone from the White Tower shows up, she’ll make a break for it and get as far away as possible.
But after cautiously looking into things, she’s left dumbfounded.
Guides in the White Tower get to choose their career paths. If they want a quiet life, they can take a regular job at a public hospital. If they want to climb the ladder, they can sign an exclusive contract with a major mercenary corps. If they want adventure, they can register as freelance mercenaries. They can even take on “side gigs” while keeping their regular salary and earning extra on the side. No forced matching, no chains keeping them penned up, and their monthly allowance arrives right on time. The White Tower is basically their home base.
Lin Weiyang slaps her thigh. “Then what the hell am I running for?”
She quickly revises her life plans: First, master the basics in the introductory program. After graduation, get a position at a public hospital to gain experience. Once she’s settled in, take the occasional field assignment for a bit of excitement. Staying alive comes first, freedom second. She can advance when she wants and retreat when she needs to.
It is a very unique Xiang Shao Wen. It is different from other Xiang Shao Wen about love. It focuses more on describing the heroine herself. I saw the latest chapter and the description is very good. The heroine upgrades step by step. The heroine fights monsters. You can feel the charm of the heroine from the author's words. The interaction with the spiritual body is also very interesting. The guidance is just guidance. There are no weird and ambiguous descriptions. I highly recommend everyone to read it, but it is not enough. I hope the author will work hard and continue writing.
Very good article. It's a rare article with an equal relationship between Xiang Shao and it looks very natural. (Ps: If I had the guts to live by reading Xiangshaowen first, I would be willing to live here)
Very nice [loving] The sentinels and guides are both peaceful and have an equal world view. The heroine slowly learns the skills of a guide, and does not immediately start to comfort her. Mainly developing the plot, the heroine is growing up step by step, looking forward to the follow-up [Learned] There is currently no love line, I don't know if there is no CP or there is a male protagonist 🧐
It's very beautiful, with very detailed and mature setting of Shao Xiang. It's not a flowing Shao Xiang love story. It's a very real reaction to traveling into a strange world. There are so few people who have watched it, and no one has rated it. Come and watch it.
It's pretty good. Although it's AI-assisted writing, I can see that the outline is good and it's good-looking. It's not the kind of whistle-blowing novel where the plot follows the emotional line. This is considered a heroine. It's mainly the heroine's growth story, and it's a daily and battlefield story. I like the plot scope of this story and will follow it.
It's good-looking. I really like the white tiger. It's cute. It's different from the forced matching. It's great to resist wherever there is injustice. The logic is right, but there are too few. I have to chase it slowly for a long time.
It's very novel. This setting is better than the previous guides. As expected, they are all being improved. This is also very ideal and very good. I feel that there are three ways. It is simply too beautiful. If it is well written, this book will actually go beyond being a guide text.
There are relatively few stories in Whistle that start with the heroine escaping to the limit, and it is not a forced distribution of confinement.
It's beautiful, the subject matter is quite novel, but it's a bit too niche.
The writing style can be more everyday, like a very bland everyday article without CP. I would like to ask the author if he really doesn't have CP or does he say he does?