A Battlefield Doctor's Journal [Interstellar]

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[Please add my upcoming novel of the same type, My Wife Is a Robot, to your collection. Thank you, thank you~]

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[Violent, healing-and-medicine-making solo fighter VS shy, mech-building commander]

Ji Wang, whose cultivation had reached the peak of the Nascent Soul stage, dies unexpectedly and finds her soul transported into the body of an abandoned infant in the interstellar age. The family that adopts her is struggling financially, so in order to earn money and support them, she has no choice but to sign a contract with the notorious Cheng Xin and livestream. And so as not to waste the medical skills and swordsmanship she learned in her previous life, she applies to the Alliance Military Academy. She never expects to be sent to the front lines before graduating, where she becomes a battlefield doctor.

Several years later, after Ji Wang pilots a mech to break through enemy lines at blazing speed, single-handedly destroys the enemy nation’s command center, and returns victorious, reporters finally manage to corner her. “Dr. Ji, what do you think is the most important factor in becoming the Alliance’s strongest mech fighter?”

“I’m not! I didn’t! I’m just a frail battlefield doctor!” Ji Wang hurriedly explains. “If you really want to know why, the enemy made me do it. The war increased my workload, and I couldn’t treat all the wounded fast enough, so I figured I might as well knock them all flat!”

The author is terrible at writing blurbs. This novel is also known as Suddenly Bald: I Became an Unknown Supporting Female Character, Unorthodox Medical Practice, After Giving Up, I Became Completely Godlike, and After Saving the Villain Boss, We Got Our Happy Ending.

Keywords: mechs; military academy tournament; slow burn; ensemble cast; silly everyday life

Please add My Wife Is a Robot, another novel of the same type, to your collection!

In the year 16239 of the Star Calendar, people’s definitions of happiness come in countless forms, but not one of them has anything to do with love. The population departments of every nation are going bald. They have tried giving out rewards and imposing penalties, but the number of naturally conceived babies keeps falling. The interstellar population has hit a new historic low, and humanity can only depend on babies raised in artificial wombs to survive. However, these babies have emotional deficiencies.

At this point, the research institute launches a new type of “romance robot,” designed to help people regain their confidence in love and learn how to fall in love.

If you don’t know how to fall in love, let a robot teach you!

Once you learn how, surely having children won’t be a problem!

As an expert specializing in history at the research institute, Lin Qian has no choice but to take one home, all for the sake of securing funding for the new project and avoiding a fine. After that, his life changes completely. The refined and aloof Professor Lin explodes with rage:

Are you sure you’re cooking, and not starting a fire?

Are you sure you’re the latest model of robot, and not an antique from a museum?

Are you sure you’re a romance robot, and not a combat robot?

Are you sure you’re a robot, and not a human?

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Lu Zhao was invincible on the battlefield, the only female general of the Dacheng Kingdom. She never expected to be framed and end up in a strange world.

There’s also an erudite idiot ordering her to cook and do housework. Lu Zhao folds her arms. “There’s no way I’m cooking. But this general can teach you how to behave first.”

This idiot professor keeps showing his arms and legs, parading around in front of her all day. General Lu calmly strokes her chin. “Hmph, men. He must be trying to seduce me.”

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Later, Lu Zhao becomes a federal general and crushes a rebellion by the robot leadership with an iron fist. The government officials prepare a banquet to celebrate her victory, but Lu Zhao is in a hurry to get home.

Everyone is confused. “What’s the rush?”

Lu Zhao: “Professor Lin has already made dinner and is waiting for me.”

Theme: Being reborn is no easy thing; keep your feet on the ground