The apocalypse system collapses, and the commander dies.
When Qin Zhao wakes up, she has become the empire's crown princess, surrounded by wolves.
So,
what should she do first?
Of course... turn around the empire's current state of "glory," which has left it utterly useless.
And once she has done that,
perhaps joining the Alliance would be a good choice?
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And so, a new cadet joined the Alliance's Second Army.
They say this new cadet's ability and mental strength scores don't even meet the lowest F rank.
She relies entirely on her physical fitness and combat skills to trounce everyone else.
Everyone: She's cheating!
There's no way she's not cheating!
An unknown person even declared, "If she's really not cheating, I'll get down on my knees and kowtow to her!"
Then the training video was posted on the forum.
Unknown person: ...
Unknown person: Is it too late to take back what I said?
Later, when Qin Zhao's identity is revealed, someone digs up the old post and revives the thread: "You didn't lose by kowtowing, OP. Now you'll be someone who insulted the crown princess, or rather, the new ruler of the empire. You've got guts!"
Unknown person: ...Stop digging up old posts and give the OP a chance to live. One more question: what's the fastest way to leave the two great powers? I'm packing my bags and fleeing the galaxy right now!
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Reading Guide:
1. A mix of interstellar and livestream elements.
2. The male lead is currently just a background character. I haven't decided on his role.
3. The first half takes place in the empire, and the second half follows a military career in the Alliance.
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Pei Yun was born with a spirit body, but eight seals bind her, leaving her as weak as a child. Even though her parents, who died young, raised her in a Taoist temple and carefully nursed her health, she is only barely an ordinary person, with a few protective talismans to keep her alive.
The day after receiving her acceptance letter, her maternal relatives shut their doors to her. She has no choice but to climb over the wall, take a box of her parents' ashes, and set off alone for Yan University.
Once there, the other party to her supposed engagement also calls it off. But this time, she was prepared for it and isn't too disappointed.
Still, she can't accept it. She wants to fight for herself.
Until
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After eighteen years of life, Pei Yun finally encounters with her own eyes the other world she had only heard about: demons and ghosts roam freely, celestial masters belong to different sects, and ordinary people fall prey to the supernatural.
"This is a world beyond the human realm, where humans, ghosts, gods, and serpents are all considered supernatural beings."
"Those who exterminate monsters are collectively known as monster hunters."
So what if she's as weak as a child, bound by seals from birth? She will seize this opportunity and carve out a path to the heavens for herself.
Theme: Rise from adversity to reclaim the peak
Rather than romance, it is better to say that it has no cp and no emotional line at all, but the setting is very attractive.
After three readings, I feel every time I read this book that many details and plots have been omitted. For example, when she went from the Empire to the Federation, how did she find the registration point? Where did the person with her go? This is definitely going to be a conversation, but what about the conversation? And when she went to take the assessment, how did she enter this simulated battlefield? After entering the military academy, you have to learn other knowledge, right? Why are you always fighting? Is her life like this in the military academy? No time to rest? Wait, wait, really, the author can't connect some aspects together. It feels like I skipped a few chapters. Also, the author has too many typos. I really like the setting. If the book is good, I hope the author can correct it when he has time.
How can I put it, the writing is good, but the narrative is really messy, there are some foreshadowings that are not pointed out, and some of the descriptions of the heroine are too monotonous. It's okay. Those who are short on books can read it.
What exactly is this chip? I haven't figured it out after it appeared many times.
There are a lot of typos. The author can revise the article when he has time.
I feel like the extras are much better than the main text!!!!! The narration is very smooth!!!!!
Why do the First and Second Armies always write "rebellion"!!!! Woo woo
Emmmmm why do I always feel like I've missed some chapters?
I was tired after watching it, and I had some ideas, but the narrative was messy, and part of the coherence was ignored in order to highlight some of the heroine's characteristics. ?
I really like it. When will the new article be published?