[Interstellar sentinels and guides + soul swapping + nine ex-husbands + pure hatred from the start + a rivalry battlefield of men + not a strong female lead + all male leads are sexually pure + redemption + intense emotional push and pull]
Sang Luzhi enters the world of an interstellar sentinel-and-guide novel, becoming the wicked ex-wife who is killed in revenge by her former husbands.
Her list of ex-husbands is long: nine top S-rank sentinels, each once revered by the Empire.
And the original owner of her body personally destroyed them one by one, turning them into the madmen they are today.
When she opens her eyes, she is lying in a dungeon, with nine figures at her side who wish they could tear her to pieces.
Former Imperial Marshal Lu Chenxiao restrains his restless black dragon spirit form, his eyes heavy with murderous intent;
Interstellar pirate Pei Ye grins as he sharpens his killer whale's teeth and asks whether she's decided how she wants to die;
The mute merman Shen Ji watches her quietly. Of the nine, he is the first to notice that something about her is "off."
After receiving the memories, Sang Luzhi discovers that the original owner has left her in a death trap far more hopeless than she imagined.
All nine sentinels are doing everything they can to break their contracts with her, and in three days, she is due to "die of illness."
Nine ex-husbands, and not one of them wants her alive.
Fortunately, she has a golden finger: soul swapping.
She discovers that she has become Lu Chenxiao.
And he is in her body.
"What have you done to my body?"
The black dragon marshal's voice comes from her own mouth, cold enough to flay her alive.
Sang Luzhi looks down at those hands, so used to wielding a blade, then looks up at his fingers, now white from being squeezed by her. She suddenly smiles.
"Your Excellency Marshal, welcome to my hell."
[Nine people hate the heroine from the start; she gradually grows stronger; a 1vN rivalry battlefield; all male leads are sexually pure.]
It was okay at first, but then I got emotional for no apparent reason, and then I started to get mad again, and S guides are also very rare, shouldn't they be attracted by people with super abilities? Did you actually do research first? Isn't it a big loss if the research goes bad?
The setting of swapping bodies is quite novel in Shao Xiangwen, but later on it feels like the heroine is a bit humble and a bit like a holy mother, and it just makes me feel a little aggrieved.