Her Dao is to be able to shoulder a world where she can have an excellent kid.

Whenever the scout academy had tournaments she would beat her opponent with one move, literally. In the recent chapters she's in another fight in her new school and I really hope she beats them in one move again, I'll be upset if she doesn't.

It's very military focused, and it's very evident the author is Chinese due to certain mindsets they're brought up with. They also don't hesitate on making the enemy countries sound s*upid, for example in one arc, the commander kept shouting "Baka!" which is equivalent to "Dummy!" And that was the majority of a Japanese-speaking commander's vocabulary (but then again, it was probably the only word the author knew in Japanese.)
It's not a big deal in general, but I think most enemies in this story are portrayed as s*upid and very arrogant, instead of just normal humans who ended up just following orders of their superiors, like everybody else.

Our FL, while cool and domineering... sometimes just is entirely dislikable with the way she treats her members and friends. And I'm not talking about the absurd training regimens she gives them, where they train half to death. She isn't as sincere as them. She can easily throw away friendships she's made, except the few childhood friends she took in as a kid. And instead of friends, they're just minions. So it doesn't really feel like she has any equals, which is a little sad.

Is Li mulan really not the ML?? Or is it all just a cover. So that their just using Li Zhunjiang (a fake name maybe?) as a sheild?

The best part of this novel is the MC, who is a pretty well done FL that toughens and changes throughout the course of the story. Her personality and motives are totally different at chapter 1000 compared to the MC of chapter 1, after going through the events of the story. Her character later on becomes something of a "tiger mom" (strict, domineering, training fiend) for her teammates, although portrayed in a good way, as she's supposed to know their optimal development paths and guide them. I have slightly mixed feelings about her later character, although I'm glad she's not static like so many other MCs.

The novel itself centers around the MC, a former modern terminal illness patient, reborn into a military family conflict to a widowed mother, with the circumstances of her father's disappearance/death looming over her. Due to the conflict, she is forced to pretend to be male.

The MC has cheats of her own: a 'learning space', a mental space inside MC which houses the AI Little Four and other functions to buff her strength, although she has to work hard for said functions to benefit her.

She later goes to school, in the process building her own group of people, all youths around her biological age, which gradually turn into a well-rounded team led by our MC. Each member has their own histories, strengths, personalities, and character arcs (family drama included).

The plot itself is not complex, but not a shuangwen-esque easy-time-with-my-cheats, ultra fast-paced strength gain either. The MC may improve faster than her peers, but also works hard and encounters difficulties, and so do the side characters and the ML, who work with her. There's some face-slapping too, if you're into that.

Biggest gripe plot-wise is that the novel is that it's still on hiatus, so many things I've waiting for for a long time (due to slowish plot progression), won't happen until author picks it up again ;-;. It's got many story developments that still need to be resolved. Maybe they never will be.

So yeah.

It's late and slow, with the ML appearing more than 100 chapters in, and the (supposed) second ML appearing even later. (I say supposed, because there's zero romance between MC and second ML, so you probably don't know who the second ML even is)

For the record, I actually believe that the romance is pretty good; it's nice and gradual and shows the development of feelings. The ML is a manipulating yandere type, but isn't a pure yandere. He questions his internal thoughts and his decisions that monopolize the MC. He also has a certain amount of respect for the MC and is also genuinely afraid of having a bad relationship with her and breaking their balance of close friendship, as much as he desires an actual romance beyond unrequited love.

MC is a classic dense one. For one, she thinks everyone in her little squad thinks she's a guy, and also doesn't think they'd be romantically interested in her even if they were attracted to guys. She's the domineering leader-boss. She commands respect and fear, not love.

State of the Romance at the latest chapter I've read:

The setting is not the strong suit of this novel, although the way politics was within the confines of a region is surprisingly good.

The story takes place in a sci-fi + mystical martial arts (think physical power stages with some supernatural effects) setting. But, it kinda fails on the sci-fi part. Unfortunately, 10000 years is a bit of a stretch for a transmigration, considering language remains relatively unchanged, and the intergalactic empires bear a strange resemblance to the current world, both things that probably would be completely different in even 1000 years. (I prefer to think she transmigrated to a parallel world)

How the human race (biologically) has changed: everyone matures quicker mentally as a child, physiques have improved, average appearance rating has gone up, average idiocy has (supposedly) gone down, and there's now a huge physique gap between guys and girls.

The mecha aspect and its interactions with the mystical martial arts aren't really explained very well - somehow mechas are still controlled via keyboard, even though there's already a full-dive virtual reality, and AIs have evolved pretty well. Speaking of virtual reality, there's the virtual space - a neat world that's pretty much a second life, where the MC goes for training during school. Everything inside is simulated, so you can't die. (Although, apparently specters [read: technomancers] can kill people if they try hard.) Uhh, but you still need to buy things, and hackers and specters can manipulate the reality in the virtual space. It's... not exactly the most foolproof idea.

Still, the novel's inner politics and military are done pretty well. Thee author's decision to model the various intergalactic governments after real-life countries (Huaxia = China, Caesar = Western world, Twilight = Japan) is rather bad, but that should be categorized as non-inner politics. There's infighting within the Huaxia Federation, from faction to faction, and conflicts between the Federation's factions and other governments. The MC will participate in wars, eventually.

Addressing nationalism: I don't think it's as serious in this novel, as it's not mentioned on every turn. The other countries only pop up to be despicable and dumb every 600 chapters or so for an arc, and not for very long, and pretty easily skippable if you don't like it. The most annoying thing was the author's imitation Japanese IMO, present for like 4 chapters total. And it's not like the author's a die-hard fan of the Federation, either. It's depicted as a powerful state, but always in discord due to power struggles; it's pretty clear that there are equally despicable characters from the Federation, and the MC herself realizes that the Federation as a whole is not exactly the best, nor does she always support its actions.

I wonder why the MC is a girl. I was excited to see her being discovered by her classmates who might then doubted their sexuality, or the FL beating them for some accidental or embarassing situations. The FL developing some feelings... (the gender bender typical problems)

And I so disliked the instrustor who when she's 5 tell her that she shouldn't smile 'cause it'll be "too dangerous" in the futur (why?! T-T). She then put an aura and a ice personality that hide everything. Meh...

I got a bit satisfied with her "futur husband" 's (in my opinion) attitude but 1000 chapters passed and the love development is nearly inexistant. Through everytime there is one I became crazy immersed

1. This is purely Mecha combat. Using planetary ground based combat moves in the air and outer space. I mean really. I don’t think the author contemplated on this at all. As a long time reader of sci-fi and fantasy as well as cultivation novels, this is really a head scratcher. Author needs to read or watch some space opera stories and anime to get the scope of the difference from planetary combat and outer space.
2. Mecha piloting, God level pilots use direct connection to the mecha so..... hand speed has nothing to do with it. This part is just awful. At least keep hand speed in god level piloting so that it is consistent. The only part I can concede, body needs to be strong to survive the strong feedback. This part was good though I wonder why they say high level physical skills are useless now which is another inconsistency in the story. I would think a strong physical power will allow them to control the stronger mechs better.
3. The tools of this world seem to be all over the place. The science and the way the author describes planets and sectors and what not don’t match up to the actual place. There are no planetary orbits. Planets just hang in place and does not seem to be orbiting a star. Author could have used an astronomer guide to make the story better. Also, black holes and wormholes are two different things. Cultivation and awakens skills tend to be a bit better but adding in spiritual power skills and DAO, it just seems to be all over the place. Nothing really meshes together.
4. A military full of self serving but jobs and filled with spies in the high ranks, how did they survive so long. They could send out loyal solders to kill Ling Lan multiple times as a secret mission. Is it really easy to send solders on secret missions to kill people in the government or a little kid by just saying they are traitors that need to be killed??? This is the part that really got to me. This world would not be able to survive with all these self serving groups. Also, I would think at least the god class operators are smarter but they do nothing when one of their own is being plotted against, this really killed the mood for me. If these special interest/traitors/spies can even plot against a god class operator, how can this federation survive.
5. Author should have done some research before creating this story. It’s fun but all these issues drops the enjoyment.