Ban Yin opened her eyes in the interstellar era. As a preselected songstress carefully trained by the Super Entertainment Research Institute, she had S-rank mental strength, but faced full-body mechanization that would break her bones and remake her from scratch, before being handed over to a business mogul as a collectible.
Of course she had to run.
Disguised as a man, she entered military academy. From a universally despised weakling who couldn't fight to a celebrated figure with countless admirers, she became a rising star in the world of single-pilot mechs.
To repay the Red Cross sister who took her in, she used a secret identity to sing a few public service songs. She accidentally became famous across half the galaxy and was nominated for the Interstellar Peace Prize.
Reader's guide:
1. The heroine's growth journey has both triumphant and painful moments.
2. She's not a hard-edged, iron-willed heroine. She knows when to bend and when to stand firm, and isn't above acting cute.
3. There is a male lead.
Theme: Don't give up in difficult times. Hope lies ahead.
Wocao takes the lead hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Oops, I imagined a boatload of ducks going to the battlefield
Come on?! I guess the Luan's mecha used by Ban Ban deceived everyone.
I seem to have deleted my comment by mistake. Sorry, I've been quite busy lately. Let's get fatter first.
I have been writing articles before, and I planned to read more, but I didn't expect that I had to overhaul the article, and I tied it.
It's all Senior Feng's fault, he must bear full responsibility...
Is it especially normal when you're not writing about the verbal abuse between singers?
I am waiting for the update every day, but from my personal experience, I feel that the previous version, the part about the singer behind the scenes and the part about trying to improve her personal physique, is quite good. I also feel that after the change, the logic at the beginning is not bad, but some details in the middle are a bit vague and talkative. I don't see how hard the heroine is working, and some of the plots are not connected well, too jumpy.
The brain is indeed sick! When Tian Mao says something like this, it's necessary to put on a sack!
Ban Yin: I feel like this is not the first time I have taken this class... Could it be from a previous life?