Even after transmigrating to the interstellar age, Qi Wenyu's dream is still to be a lazy salted fish. But with survival on the line, even a salted fish has to try flipping over.
However...
Qi Wenyu: "Even if a salted fish flips over, isn't it still a salted fish?"
The instructor's response was a training schedule with triple the intensity.
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When the swarms of Zerg blotted out the sky and descended on Noah, despair engulfed the humans on this remote planet.
That was until red flames tore through the sky screen, and everyone saw the mech drenched in blood.
Afterward, a reporter from the Federation Daily, who had arrived with the rescue forces, excitedly interviewed the hero: "From what we've learned, the garrison on Noah chose to offer only passive resistance. You alone bravely stepped forward, buying the rescue forces precious time and minimizing the losses caused by this Zerg invasion. What were you thinking when you made that choice?"
Qi Wenyu: "Honestly, I wasn't thinking that much at the time..."
Reporter: "Has this sense of duty and fearlessness become part of your very soul?"
"No. A damn bug crushed the house I'd just built." Qi Wenyu gazed bitterly at the ruins beneath the reporter's feet.
Also known as:
"A Salted Fish, But Always Unlucky"
"The General Is Always Finding Ways to Slacken Off"
Before you read:
1. The heroine's golden finger is tougher than the author's life. This is fantasy, so don't read too much into it.
2. My own take on mechs. Research purists, please keep away. Every detail serves the plot.
3. This is self-indulgent writing based on my personal tastes. If it's not for you, click away. Let's discuss things civilly and respectfully.
4. This novel is published exclusively on Jinjiang. No form of reposting is permitted. Muah!
Theme: As long as your thinking doesn't go astray, there are always more solutions than difficulties.
