Interstellar Beastworld: How I Support an Army All by Myself

Sweet romance, both leads are devoted only to each other. It looks like a one-to-many romance, but is actually one-to-one: a fan-favorite, career-minded heroine who grows into her role, paired with a loyal, supportive hero. Lin Wei was a modern woman who, in her previous life, had to give up her dream of becoming a soldier because of her frail health and could only devote herself to music. By chance, she transmigrates to a futuristic beastfolk world. “Guide abilities” are the key measure of a person’s worth, especially for females. Unfortunately, the body Lin Wei transmigrates into is that of a “guide-less” female, considered a disgrace to her family and society’s “good-for-nothing.” In this interstellar world where the strong rule and males dominate the battlefield, the idea of females enlisting is pure fantasy. In her despair, Ling Wei discovers the one “gift” she brought with her: under certain conditions, she can reliably switch her biological sex to male. Resolute, she takes “Ling” as her male name, conceals her gender, and enters the lowest-ranked training camp. When “Ling” watches her comrades get crushed by a powerful enemy and their morale plummet, her anxiety and despair accidentally awaken her true hidden gift: a powerful support ability that influences the mental energy field through singing and playing instruments. Her songs are unlike the mental guidance offered by traditional guides. They can ignite fighting spirit, strengthen the body, and even soothe injuries, like a “battle hymn for the soul.” She becomes someone who can support an entire army alone. Hidden in the darkness are dangers she knows nothing about. As time passes, the gods of the deep sea, messengers of the sky, and white lions of the forest have all developed deep feelings for the female before them. Ling Wei has seen the plight of females in this world and is determined to shelter them. The gods are enraged!