[Pre-release: Silver-White Heart, a short sci-fi story with an all-female cast, memory researcher x mechanical engineer. Feel free to add it to your collection!]
[Blurb:]
What rotten luck! Eight college students transmigrate together at a birthday party?
Choose your teammates:
1. [Li Xing] A controller with maxed-out mental power, but super squishy. Mental A+ and HP E-?
2. [Mo Yi] An assassin with an overpowered skill set, but terrible under pressure, never fights unless forced, and runs away when there aren't enough teammates on the battlefield?
3. [Feng Luyun] A first-rate musical healer, but her healing can hit enemy units, and she draws the aggro of allied mages?
4. [Su Chu] The strongest mage, but her attacks hit her allied musical healer, and her staff is a heavy weapon she starts swinging in melee when she gets worked up?
5. [Bai Yan] A warrior with maxed-out luck, but so hot-blooded she won't follow orders and charges headfirst into trouble?
6. [Jiang Zhiyu] A tank-support with a huge HP bar, but she sleeps on the battlefield to save her energy?
7. [Yuan Qi] A dragon NPC, but with no desire to conquer the world. She just wants to laze around, cook, and have fun?
8. [An Yue] An angel NPC, but with no desire to improve the world. She's just a mouthpiece for the System, and she comes with a debuff that targets allies?
Seriously, what are these things?!
The unknown world is even more bewildering. In a place where gods, demons, beastfolk, mages, and scientists can coexist, natural disasters rage, cults run rampant, wars break out, and people live in fear. How can they possibly clear it easily?
With a team of unreliable teammates from the start, how will they ride the wind and waves, cut through every obstacle, and survive a dangerous otherworld? The boys' and girls' passionate adventure begins now!
The System works like one in an RPG, but its functions, such as map travel, saving and loading, and directing battles, have been "randomly" distributed among the eight members of the protagonist team. Each person has different functions and different goals.
Come see how Li Xing turns a scattered mess into a tight-knit team.
Note:
1. The eight members of the protagonist team are all women, and the otherworld has an all-female setting. Even man-eating flowers and slimes are female. All countries, religions, races, and characters in the story are fictional and have no real-life counterparts.
2. They don't actually sabotage their teammates. Each character has her own strengths, just with a few flaws.
3. Protagonist team CP introductions
(All are switches. The one listed first is older than the other.)
[Mo Yi x Li Xing]: reserved, slow-on-the-uptake cool girl x sweet, flirtatious girl who's secretly a wolf in sheep's clothing;
[Su Chu x Feng Luyun]: arrogant top student x confident social butterfly;
[Jiang Zhiyu x Bai Yan]: patient, persuasive fox x straightforward, loyal puppy (childhood friends);
[An Yue x Yuan Qi]: sharp-tongued brawler x idea-generating fun-seeker.
Romance plays a minor role early on, as required by the plot.
4. This is a long Western fantasy novel about leveling up by fighting monsters, with a lighthearted plot. It has lots of golden fingers but isn't a power fantasy, and all eight characters have growth arcs. The protagonist team gets a happy ending.
The early and middle sections use Li Xing's perspective only. The later sections alternate between Li Xing, Mo Yi, and other characters.
5. If you want to learn more about the eight characters' lives in the ordinary world before they transmigrated, check out my other story, Yi Xing Yi Yi. You don't need to know that background to enjoy this story.
For the cover and character cards, see my Weibo: Mo Qiqi49.
Please feel free to point out any plot, logic, or writing bugs.
Theme: It's okay to be imperfect. The right mindset matters most. Play to your strengths, make up for your weaknesses, and nothing can stop you!
"I cheated my teammates in another world" Chapter 1 update: 1. Modified the wording: "bad luck" → "bad luck"; 2. The description of "I rely on" has been deleted. This word will no longer be used in the following text, but the homophonic pronunciation of "wo gelding" or "wo gelding" will be used instead. I modified "Holy shit" because I've been thinking about two issues recently: 1. If a word was originally created with a meaning that harmed the interests of women, but it has other neutral meanings during its use and dissemination, should it be used? 2. If a word was originally created with a neutral meaning, but during its use and dissemination it has other connotations that harm the interests of women, should it be used? Let me talk about my conclusion first: Question 1 is not used, but Question 2 can be used. More representative words in question 1: (1) "Master Control": Originally a word used by B-game players to refer to the heroine by joining the party in order to deprive the heroine of her subjectivity, but in the process of dissemination, it has gradually been used to refer to controllable characters in various games, and the derogatory connotation is no longer so strong; (2) "Holy shit": It was originally a homophone of a male-oriented swear word, but later some people said that this word originated from the southern Fujian dialect "Baobei" ("Your father is gone"), and the meaning has changed. There are many examples for question 2: queen, young lady, prostitute, yuan and other words about women, but I won't go into details. Why do I think 1 is not available and 2 is? Language is a manifestation of power, which is contemporary and changing. The words in 2 are stigmatized because of society, not because there is something wrong with the words themselves. We should fight for the right to define these words. But the words in 1 are inherently stinky, so there is no need to spend limited time, energy and thought to whiten this word - this will definitely spread its original meaning of stinking. What really needs to be done is to let the word fade away.
I completely agree that having good qualities is not necessary. If someone has good qualities but only gets psychological satisfaction and has no actual benefits, then it feels like a role with a blood pack function.
Okay, it's a group portrait + a different world + all women, how could there be such a wonderful treasure [Collect it like crazy]
Disciple, would it be better to use disciple in an all-female world?
It would be great if it could be photographed
It feels like a single-player mission.
Hahahaha, do everyone have a face in their eyes?
Baiyan's birthday is today, happy birthday [Spread flowers]
I don't associate the values reflected in the current chapter with the paternal line at all, and it feels very lively.
"Bi Sheshe does a lot of harm to people" is a big bug for the author~