Every Secret Identity of Mine Is a Top-Tier Star in the Interstellar World

[This novel was abandoned before the ending. The final chapter is an outline.]

Blurb:

A parallel universe, the interstellar era, might makes right, and bloodlines determine status.

Zhang Yao awakens to a B-rank bloodline after crossing over. It's not bad, but it's not good enough either.

Fortunately, she is picked up by the Thirty-Third Squad and gets a job much like a mercenary's. The pay is excellent, the missions span the entire solar system, and the work both trains her and broadens her horizons. Her teammates also give her the warmth of a family.

Zhang Yao loves her new life.

An unexpected role-playing mission earns her her first secret identity:

A beautiful, tragic young master with a defective bloodline.

Zhang Yao throws herself into the role, getting completely caught up in it.

By the time she comes to her senses, countless eyes are fixed on "him."

Fortunately, this secret identity is destined to end with a faked death.

Before she can cause any more trouble, Zhang Yao hurries off, leaving a crowd behind to sigh in regret.

By then, her bloodline has already risen to S rank, and her disguise skill has reached maximum proficiency.

With a skill like that, who could resist creating more secret identities?

And so, mysterious prodigies begin appearing in all sorts of fields across the interstellar world.

They keep making the headlines on StarNet. People argue over who is the greatest genius in the stars, and some even bring up the young master who died in his prime...

The utterly unknown Zhang Yao, in her real identity: "..."

Should I start building up my own main account?

[Things to note before reading]

1. This novel focuses on the heroine's personal growth, with a romance as a change of pace. The heroine is the sole protagonist, and there are many male supporting characters planned. The number is undecided, and I'll write as inspiration strikes.

2. All characters and plotlines are fictional and are not based on anyone. Please don't associate them with real life.

3. Suggestions and feedback are welcome, but all forms of writing advice are refused. Yes, all forms.

4. The author's Weibo is @ZuoLi-zoli. Illustrations may appear at random.

5. I'll add anything else if I think of it.

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