The Low-Ranking Female Goes Viral Across the Stars

Name: The Low-Ranking Female Goes Viral Across the Stars
Author: Qingqing Li Ya

低等雌性爆红全星际

by Qingqing Li Ya (清清漓吖)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.1M Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Showbiz Romance
Updated: 10mo ago
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Synopsis

[Interstellar + many more females than males + a literary plagiarist]

In a bar awash with neon lights, Jiang Qin sang “As You Wish,” cleansing two percent of the males’ corruption in a single performance.

In an interstellar society where soothing abilities reigned supreme, she made the shabby little bar where she worked famous overnight.

High-quality males came flocking in, including members of the Imperial royal family, a Federation billionaire, top students from military academies, and research geniuses.

Even girls of her own sex went wild for her songs.

Just when everyone thought she was merely a female whose singing touched people deeply,

she took her pipa to the battlefield.

Her powerful performance of “Ambush from Ten Sides” made the males enter a frenzied state while retaining their sanity.

Now, even though the Federation authorities wanted to keep her hidden away, the various major forces refused to back down, offering exceptional terms to poach her.

A Jiang Qin craze swept across the entire interstellar world.

Meanwhile, the Jiang family, who had once abandoned their biological daughter for their adopted one, regretted it bitterly.

1vN or no romance

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