Absolute Control [Sentinel and Guide]

Lian Li is a little white flower. She has soft, chestnut hair like seaweed, a petite, fair body, and sweet features. Pure, innocent, gentle. Even her guide ability is an unremarkable, soothing type, rated the lowest, F-class. Jiang Ke thought the same when he first met her. It was just an ordinary assignment by the White Tower. A guide like her had no right to come into contact with him. The handsome, arrogant sentinel looked down at her without a trace of feeling. "You're weaker than all the women before you." He thought it would be another ordinary session of comfort, no different from all the others. She stayed at the base for three days, without stopping day or night. When she left, Lian Li thoughtfully tidied everything up and prepared things for his next partner. Then she left the base without a backward glance and applied to join a squad heading into the most dangerous, monster-infested contamination zone. She never came back. And she deleted every way he had to contact her. * At first, Jiang Ke thought he could get along peacefully with Lian Li's other sentinels. He kept up his relationship with Lian Li just like any ordinary sentinel and guide. Later, he began to think about her day and night: Why couldn't he be the only one? Black-bellied sweet girl x The Empire's strongest humanoid weapon Spirit forms: tentacled giant vine x ancient snow leopard Take control of all my joy and all my pain. Take away my happiness, my honor and disgrace. Tame me, take me away. A story about the stars, and about you and me. [Reader's Guide]: 1. BG, a many-admirers heroine, and a love-triangle showdown. The male lead's storyline includes a groveling-for-forgiveness arc. 2. Post-apocalyptic wasteland setting, with a touch of Lovecraftian horror. The heroine's guide ability is a disguise: she is not gentle at all and can control minds. 3. The male lead is the strongest fighter in the whole book and isn't quite right in the head. He may act extremely, so feel free to avoid this if it's not your thing. Theme: Written for the joy of reading and writing