The day Mi Yin met Jin Jing, she was at one of the lowest points in her life. She saw his bright golden, flowing, medium-length hair gleaming in the cheerful morning sunlight. He was like a happy puppy, bounding toward her with infectious warmth. In that moment, her drab, gray life suddenly seemed to shine with new color.
A few years later, their team won the Yinshi Cup mecha tournament. Mi Yin wiped the blood from her face, then silently walked beneath the spotlight to wait for the reporters.
The reporter enthusiastically asked them all kinds of questions about their ship:
"What kind of person do you think the genius pilot Jin Jing is?"
Mi Yin tilted her head and thought for a moment. "A dog?"
"...And what's his sexual orientation?"
"A dog?"
The reporter shoved the microphone in Jin Jing's face. He had just finished wiping the blood from his own face.
"How would you describe your partner?"
Jin Jing tilted his head too, thought seriously for a moment, then asked, "Do you know what an aggressive personality is?"
The reporter shook their head in confusion.
He put an arm around Mi Yin's shoulders and said solemnly, "Let me introduce you to someone. Talk to her for two seconds and you'll know what an aggressive personality is."
Mi Yin scratched her cheek with her index finger, clicked her tongue, and raised her head in thought. "I think 'psycho' is secretly a compliment, so next time, just say it outright. No need to beat around the bush."
Jin Jing nodded. "In that case, 'dog' is a roundabout compliment too. Puppies are so cute. How could anyone not love them?" He turned to the reporter, spread his hands, and said proudly, "Look at us. Who says an old married couple has nothing left but sex? Getting along like lovebirds is easy!"
So this story is about a psycho-and-a-dog pairing (not really).
A note from the author:
1. This is the Blue Star Stories trilogy. In chronological order:
Humanity's Contract: Complete
Chasing the Setting Sun: Currently updating
Yellow Island Rhapsody: Not yet released
There may be a few short stories afterward, depending on whether the author's life force holds out.
2. To sum up, the story is about mecha battles and space tourism.
3. Although this silly author prefers strong female protagonists, this heroine is the most fragile and gloomy of the whole series. You could say she's prone to crying and overthinking, and the only thing about her that isn't soft is her mouth.
Core message: Give yourself one more chance before you give up
When you see that the heroine has been engraved with a tracking mark, you should lay a foreshadowing and explain that the heroine has a way to solve it, and then explain how to solve it later, otherwise readers will not feel safe. Although this chapter has been resolved, it still gives people the feeling that the heroine is a bit frustrated and anxious 😩
I still don't understand the role of the mechanic in this chapter.
I read this one because I came across this one first [Spreading Flowers]
I took a look at the author's column and found out why it is so unpopular. It is really generating electricity for love.
Yes, I can't read "Unpure Heart". I also read "Human Contract" intermittently for several months. It can be seen that this type of genre is extremely unfriendly to chasers. But in fact, the author has a very strong foundation, and long-term characterization has to be developed slowly. It is rare to see such a small story that makes a big difference [turned]
Hehehe, I decided to read this book after reading Human Contract. I'm so smart!