Lu Xiao has two little goals:
Become the best military medic and get into the toughest fights.
Find the “father” who contributed his genes and then ran off without ever meeting him!
On the battlefield, he crashes headfirst into the arms of the Alliance’s coldest and most abstinent general, like a cannonball.
The general’s pheromones smell like fierce, aged liquor, and he looks at Lu Xiao with an inscrutable expression.
Lu Xiao: This superior officer is strong, handsome, and I really want to fight him... Wait, why is my heart beating so fast?
Later, the general transfers him right under his nose, supposedly for “special supervision.”
Every day is chaos, and he gets locked in solitary confinement so often he starts questioning his life.
Then his rut arrives, and the general’s liquor-scented pheromones leave him weak in the knees. Oh no, he seems to have developed improper thoughts about his superior!
Later, Lu Xiao looks at the genetic compatibility report and is struck dumb.
The General Lu he’s been longing for, who is strict yet occasionally indulgent, slowly wipes his hands and raises his eyes.
“Can you call me Father now?”
Lu Xiao: ...?!
#I thought I was pursuing a man, but it turns out I’m finding my dad#
#Then “Dad” didn’t want to be a dad anymore. How are we supposed to make this work?#
After hearing the news, Madam Lu ponders for a long while. “So, is Xiao Xiao a grandson or a child bride?”
[Reader’s Guide]
1. Lighthearted, sweet interstellar ABO romance, one-on-one, both leads’ first relationship, happy ending.
2. Cold on the outside, warm and scheming general seme x sunny, spirited genius military medic uke.
3. This is a fictional interstellar setting. Under relevant clauses in Volume Seven of the Star Alliance Basic Law, the Life Ethics and Genetic Management Act, an individual created through gene editing and their primary genetic material provider or providers do not automatically have a direct biological parent-child relationship. Please don’t apply real-world assumptions!
Theme: At the edge of the stars, redefining love and family.
