The Doomsday Empress Travels to the Stars, and All Five Sentinels Want Me for Themselves

One unexpected turn of events transforms Gu Qinghua from the formidable leader of the Federation in the post-apocalyptic world into an arrogant genius Guide in the interstellar age. In the original story, the genius Guide is manipulated by her wicked stepmother into offending every one of the interstellar world's foremost elite Sentinels. Remembering the original owner's fate, dying without even a body left behind, Gu Qinghua narrows her eyes. She has always been the one in power. How could she let anyone else decide whether she lives or dies? She begins to temper her nature and curry favor with the Sentinels, all to change the original story's plot. But as she makes those changes, she realizes that five fearsome men have already wrapped themselves around her life. The Federation's supreme commander pulls her into his arms. His conjured nine tails flush red, and his words leave her breathless. “Huahua, didn't you promise to stay with me forever and ever?” The dark and calculating commander of the Special Zone corners her against the wall, his scarlet eyes devoted yet impossible to resist. “Be with me, and I'll give you everything I have.” The sharp-tongued, unruly imperial prince reveals his ears, his damp-eyed gaze full of longing. “If you pity this world, why can't you spare a little pity for me?” The inscrutable world-famous star bathes and presents himself in her bed. “If you want it, I'll put the entire interstellar realm at your feet.” Gu Qinghua raises an eyebrow and turns, only to collide with another man's embrace. The familiar face of the assassin contorts with fury, but his embrace cannot hide how much he cherishes her. “Huahua, I met you first. From the post-apocalyptic world to the stars, you can only belong to me.” Gu Qinghua scoffs. Men are all well and good, but they can't compare to conquering the world. Watch her pilot mechs, wield her supernatural powers, and rise to the peak of combat, leaving even the Sentinels far behind.