A Starfleet Bigshot's High-Energy Daily Life Raising a Child

[Beast world with female supremacy and male subordination + raising cubs + struggles among powerful factions + the heroine’s return]

In her previous life, Li Shuanghen was merely the leader of a small squad of ability users in the apocalypse. After losing her ability, she was kicked out of the team. By chance, she transmigrated to an interstellar beast world, becoming the lowest-ranked E-grade female and the mother of five cubs.

The original owner was a beautiful female, but truly vicious. She not only threw the five cubs into an underground energy mine to earn money, but also took all the money they earned, leaving them starving and gaunt.

As an ability user who adored children, Li Shuanghen couldn’t get enough of them. But she soon discovered that the cubs saw her as their sworn enemy.

The eldest was blind, the second had his tail cut off, the third couldn’t speak, the fourth was hostile toward her, and the fifth had been disfigured.

To get the cubs treated, Li Shuanghen started taking under-the-table jobs.

She worked herself to the bone extracting crystals and fighting mutated beasts, only to get swindled when she was unfamiliar with the prices and a middleman bought everything from her for half its value.

Though she had no mental power at all, her ability to destroy things was so formidable that she was recruited into the official ranks.

The Federation, however, was at a loss over what work a female with such powerful attack capabilities could possibly do.

One day they sent her to challenge a mutated beast to a duel, the next to a barren planet to fight space pirates in someone else’s place, then to a contaminated zone to pick mushrooms that could kill ferocious beasts at the slightest touch, and after that to make inedible food for tamed mutated beasts.

Before long, the five cubs were living the good life with her, and their attitude toward her gradually softened. But why were the five cubs still unhappy?

“Mother, will you leave us again like you did ten years ago?”

01

The Rose Galaxy, feared by the four great interstellar powers, had regained its former ruler. Everyone thought the old ruler, named Xu Han, would surely reform the Rose Galaxy and eagerly forge ties with the Federation and the Empire to secure her position. Who could have guessed that Xu Han would be every bit the foolish ruler?

She built a gigantic fountain for the cubs and was criticized for neglecting her duties. Xu Han narrowed her eyes in contentment. She could use a few energetic laborers, and if they had enough energy to complain, they had enough energy to work.

She publicly humiliated a Federation diplomat and was harshly criticized for being cowardly and discourteous. Xu Han simply drew her sword and struck true with every blow. Cold weapons really were the best.

The people of the Rose Galaxy rebelled and fled because of her outrageous conduct. Xu Han waved a hand. Then they could all be packed off to attack the space pirates.

02

Most females in the interstellar world had mental powers suited to soothing others. Only a small number possessed controlling or offensive mental powers and could enter the centers of power.

Thus, for thousands of years, the greatest obsession of females had been to break free of their soothing-type mental powers.

Then Li Shuanghen appeared: a female with no mental power at all, but formidable attack capabilities.

“A hundred years ago, I was the talent all the interstellar powers fought over. I’m the talent they’re fighting over now, too. And I’ll still be the one they’re fighting over a hundred years from now.”

[Reader’s Guide:

1. The heroine never has any mental power. She relies entirely on physical combat.

2. The early story focuses mainly on the five cubs and the heroine gaining experience through violent combat. Later, the focus shifts to her career, with a slow build. The interstellar factions are explained from the heroine’s point of view. In a nutshell, she has no mental power, yet every faction is fighting to recruit her as a big shot.

3. The heroine fights monsters using only physical strength. At first, her worldview differs from that of most people, so she can seem a little naive.

4. The setting blends interstellar elements, mental powers, and a beast world with female supremacy and male subordination. Most of it is made up by the author.

5. Most of the emotional relationships are between the heroine and the five cubs, her mother, and her comrades. The male lead has a relatively small role, but to be safe, this is listed in the romance category.

6. There are some mildly appreciative descriptions of male characters. The focus is very light, with a few descriptions of their looks appearing at somewhat unexpected moments.]

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