When a Patriotic War Goddess Is Bound to a Romance System

My heart belongs to my motherland, like the sun and moon, like the stars, never to set! Tang Ning is a female war god from the future. She has crossed mountains of corpses and seas of blood, leading her countrymen in resisting foreign invasion. Just as victory is within reach, her fleet is hit. One second before she dies, she is bound to the “Long Live Love” System and must win over all kinds of men through romance to complete her missions. But the System doesn’t know that no matter what era she’s in or what world she finds herself in, there is only one thing that can stir Tang Ning’s passion. “My motherland needs me!” 1. In an era of hunger and poverty, Tang Ning is sold for half a sack of cornmeal. Will she be abused in the home of a simple-minded man who at least has enough to eat, only to die in childbirth? “Leave the mountains, study hard, develop high-yield crops for the nation, and lead the people out of famine!” 2. When her husband neglects her and his mistress taunts her, will Doctor Tang endure humiliation to preserve her marriage, only to end up disgraced and thrown out? “Rush to the front lines and do everything I can to treat the soldiers who shed blood for our motherland! I’ll devote all my skills to the places where my country needs them most!” 3. A rich, beautiful woman obsessed with a scumbag: will she stop at nothing to win his love, only to go bankrupt, disfigure herself, and bring about her own ruin? “Sorry, I’m a brick in the building of my motherland. I need to keep my money and my face so I can earn more money and contribute to our country’s scientific research!” 4. Born into a family of pilots, yet reduced to playing matchmaker for the male and female leads, a pitiful woman who loves but cannot have him, condemned by public opinion? “Tang Ning makes a dazzling appearance at the controls of the latest fighter jet! The vast blue sky and the boundless universe are mine to soar through!” So much for long live love. From beginning to end, Tang Ning’s conviction is: Long live my motherland!