Introduction:
The girl followed her grandfather's will and left the numbered (junk) planet, and the Federation is currently in turmoil——
"Excuse me, is this the mechanical department?"
Someone paused and looked at the girl asking for directions.
The girl was thin, gray-faced, and carried an unusually huge baggage, which contained pots, pans, and other miscellaneous items...
Where did this country bumpkin come from?
He frowned, pointed perfunctorily, and continued to do his own thing with his head down.
You must know that today is the day when the first female student in their mechanical department is reported. Girl... What a rare word!
For this reason, the whole department was so excited that they stayed up all night. They came here early this morning to decorate the celebration scene...
Those who blow up balloons, those who tie ribbons, those who hang banners, everyone is full of energy, secretly working hard to win the one in 327 chance of being single...
But suddenly, he suddenly stopped and raised his head suddenly!
"Hey wait! Aren't you the girl from the Mechanical Department this year?!"
The girl turned back with confusion on her face, "Probably... Yes?"
The man froze in place, as if frozen instantly by these words.
All around, the faces of the enthusiastic people began to change in unison, and the canyon abyss cracked after being struck by lightning and burned by fire...
The flaming red banner fell from the air. It was light and beautiful, but the big words "... Welcome the goddess" on it were like a heavy whip hitting everyone's face.
Is this... A goddess?
Or a female country bumpkin?
Everyone looked at the back of the person who was going away with the jingling bells, and their hearts were full of horses galloping...
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Note: 1. With elements of alien creatures, there will be micro-terror plots in some chapters.
2. The male protagonist appears later, after all, the heroine is the main character~
Also: Welcome to leave a lot of messages, I love you all ( ̄▽ ̄)"
Purpose: Straight ball girl focuses on mechanical research for 100 years