Science Fiction: By the Stars
This is a rewrite of a scrapped sci-fi article written in another issue, so if the names of the characters in the article are similar, it is purely inevitable. This is just a personal hobby, including personal (patriotic) views. If you have any different opinions, please do not report it.
My name is CC Carter, a former government researcher turned Navy agent. It's ridiculous to ask why I joined the military: in fact, I served on behalf of my boyfriend, just to prevent him from dying on the battlefield. But I feel that now it is not a question of whether he dies, but a question of whether I die.
They say they fight for the country, but in the end, their lives are their own. But no matter what, I can't go back. I wish my little angel will happily remarry in heaven. I hope he won't know how I ended up in hell. No matter what, I love him, and I love the Republic—yes, I swear by the stars.
This is the military deeds of an ordinary young woman who lives in a country where men and women are equal in a certain star-level civilization. She has extremely serious lily tendencies, but she still brazenly defines her sexual orientation as a woman.
The sci-fi style is strong, the heroine is powerful but not omnipotent, and there are various national conspiracies but no jealousy. Because it is a military novel, the whole text is mostly female characters. It is neither suave nor naive. If you want soft girls, various romances and various sexual pleasures, please avoid it.
Most of the female characters in this article (mostly the heroine's comrades, relatives, and gay friends) are unscrupulous and tend to be men in real life. If you read this, please be careful.
The heroine of this article has a close relationship with her comrades, so it is NP in a sense. Please be careful if you are cheating.
This article firmly upholds the viewpoint of equality between men and women, and the content is healthy and positive. However, the language of the characters refers to the author's daily speaking habits, so there are sometimes strong words. Please do not be affected by this when watching.
Although the male protagonist in this article is gentle and beautiful, it has nothing to do with the plot (especially at the beginning). The female protagonist often sighs to comfort herself. Gays who want to watch cute little boys can go directly to "The Happy Life of the Four Killers". Although the styles are quite different, the two texts can actually be read together.
The various viewpoints in this article are unclear. Please take a look at the previous volume "Republic on the Road". The content covers the development of the Republic of Ix-Aiz in the early days of its founding, which is history for this article.
Explanation: Kapitel means chapter in German. To put it bluntly, the table of contents means Chapter 1, Chapter 2, etc. This usage is used because always typing in Chinese does not seem high-end and classy enough.
If this article has not been updated for a long time, please search for "Memoirs of Agent C". This is the original version that was scrapped in another account. The first half can still be read for comfort.