Good Grief! What Kind of Commander Wields a Knife?

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A straightforward, funny, hyper-competitive heroine * a seemingly proper, devoted mixed-race upperclassman

Here’s the serious introduction:

Chi He died. No, that wasn’t death. It was a glorious sacrifice!

She took out two enemy fighter jets with a close-range missile.

But although her end was spectacular, her rebirth was random.

She came back to life as the rarest kind of person in the Alliance, an amplifier-type psychic.

It’s known that the amplifier-type psychic power people have today only works on their lovers.

Chi He looked at her psychic power, which worked on everyone... Maybe she was suited to being a player.

What? She was born to be a commander.

Who wants to be a commander?!!!

You can’t pilot a mech without sensory perception? Give me a break.

If I can’t pilot it with my senses, there’s still manual control! Did you think I spent more than ten years flying fighter jets for nothing?!

At the interstellar league.

Enemy player: [The electromagnetic wave successfully disrupted their mech pilots! They’re out of action!]

Enemy captain: [Wait... what’s that squishy commander doing?]

Then a drone captured Chi He opening someone’s mech cockpit and climbing inside.

Audience: ...This woman doesn’t just show off her skills, she shows off her love life too!!

After the match, the media interviewed them.

Reporter: [What do you think of your commander?]

A certain couch-potato analyst: She’s a terrible person, doesn’t know how to sweet-talk, isn’t ambitious, and has no money.

A certain heavy-shield defender: I’m definitely getting the first kill next time! (Who asked you that?!)

A certain stuttering mechanic: If you ever fly a mech like a fighter jet again, I’ll crack your skull open***** (The next thousand words have been omitted.)

Reporter: [Huh? What about the last one?]

Audience: “Don’t ask. We don’t want to hear you two flaunt your love!”

Reading guide:

1. The romance is foreshadowed in this story. From the start, it may feel like it comes out of nowhere, but explanations will be given later.

2. The inspiration for the “digital life” and “artificial intelligence” in this story comes from Liu Cixin’s The Wandering Earth. This is not a derivative work, and the book is merely the source of inspiration. A tribute to Mr. Liu.

3. This story is set in a fictional world. Please don’t take it as a reflection of reality.

4. Readers, please respect one another. Don’t mention my work in other people’s stories, and don’t mention other people’s stories in mine.

5. The author, “Factory Girl,” works a three-shift schedule, so daily update times are unpredictable. There’s no need to wait around for updates.

Thank you for your support, and happy reading.

Theme: As long as humanity puts down roots, it can bloom anywhere.