A Woman's Interstellar Survival Journal [GB]

I'm getting ready to start a new story soon: "There's No Way I Could Like Them! (GB)." The leads go from the interstellar era to the apocalypse (reverse transmigration). A female Alpha captain destined to lead humanity down a new path x a male Omega undercover agent who navigates all sides for the sake of a brighter future. Here's a preview of the new story. I hope you'll add it to your reading list~

Peach will soon have a little free time, so I have some plans for this story:

1. Revise parts of the story that need work. (This may be very slow, and I may miss some things, but I'll try to check and revise it multiple times.)

2. Add bonus chapters.

Please keep an eye on Peach, dear readers~

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Synopsis: Chen Wenjia transmigrated into a novel called Chronicles of Interstellar Survival.

Faced with danger, the heroine in the book cautiously tries to survive as long as possible, but keeps getting unlucky and falling into traps.

Unfortunately, she's that heroine.

Even more unfortunately, her transmigration into a book was just a sleepless fantasy, while getting unlucky and falling into traps after transmigrating is real.

Help!

Other people who transmigrate either get an overpowered golden finger and become invincible legends,

or discover they're inside a novel and cling to powerful characters, using their knowledge of the future.

But after a classic accidental transmigration and a dramatic differentiation into an Alpha, she has no special skills at all. Instead, she's constantly kidnapped, conned, and forced to flee from place to place?

Does interstellar life really have to be this realistic?

Chen Wenjia is on the verge of tears.

Later, she finally manages to settle down.

She joins the army, makes comrades, attends military academy, and is almost done winning over her love interest.

Then an alien race plans to invade? What? The interstellar world is about to be destroyed, too?

Chen Wenjia's response: Absolutely not!

Please note: Female A, male O. Romance-to-plot ratio: 2:8. This story is absolutely not suitable for discussions of gender equality. I have limited energy, revisions will be slow, and the author will no longer reply to comments. Read with caution if this is not your cup of tea.

The main content warnings are as follows:

1. The story briefly depicts female A/female O and male A/male O pairings. Avoid if this bothers you.

2. This is not a wish-fulfillment novel. The heroine won't kill people or face-slap them at the drop of a hat.

3. The heroine is an ordinary person, an ordinary person, an ordinary person. She's not an edgy badass, not chuunibyou, not unhinged, and not cold-blooded. She's modest, cautious, optimistic, and kind. If that makes her a Mary Sue, then so be it.

4. "Hardship polishes a person into something precious." No one is born strong. At first, the heroine cries and gets tricked. Avoid if this bothers you.

5. This story does not promote gender equality, and its world is unequal. It was written early in my career, so it contains a confusing jumble of terminology. I'm too busy to revise it. Avoid if this bothers you.

6. The story's values do not represent the author's values. I won't explain this further.

Theme: Face difficulties with determination, persevere, and never give up.