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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Taking the Sword Heroes game system with him, Xiào Mu transmigrated into an interstellar world. Then he became a guide who has waste level physical strength but OP spiritual power. While trying to improve his spiritual power, activate skills, and make medicine… He unknowingly became a heartthrob in the hearts of the imperial sentinels.
Leo, the youngest major general in the empire, has rejected the Golden Tower’s matching suggestion for the 102nd time, stated, “Instead of marrying a weak chicken guide, I would rather live with inhibitors for the rest of my life!”
Leo is the only single sentinel in the empire who has SS level in both physical and spiritual power. He hates wastes and disdained weak chickens the most. Later, he fell in love with Xiào Mu, the weakest person in the empire in terms of physical strength.
Xiào Mu’s daily routine after work: Sorry, the appointment for spiritual treatment this week is full, please come back next week.
The assistant glanced at the terminal: Boss, quickly come to your senses! The appointment for treatment has already reached 2 years later.
Leo’s daily life after falling in love: You want to pursue Xiào Mu? I’ll see you at the challenge arena!
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Marshal, Please Calm Down (4)Interstellar Power Couple (2)
Marshal’s Cannon Fodder Spouse [Transmigration] (2)
How To Die As Heavy As Mount Tai (1)
Heroic Death System (1)
After The Breakup, I Became The Marshal’s Wife (1)
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- Completed BL good to read based on rev Second 100 ...
- 1. Interstellar BL
- BL Read List
- guide and sentinel
- BL Good
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Date | Group | Release |
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12/29/21 | IAmABanana | c99 (end) |
12/29/21 | IAmABanana | c98 |
12/29/21 | IAmABanana | c97 |
12/21/21 | IAmABanana | c96 |
12/16/21 | IAmABanana | c95 |
12/14/21 | IAmABanana | c94 |
12/12/21 | IAmABanana | c93 |
12/09/21 | IAmABanana | c92 |
12/08/21 | IAmABanana | c91 |
12/06/21 | IAmABanana | c90 |
12/02/21 | IAmABanana | c89 |
11/30/21 | IAmABanana | c88 |
11/28/21 | IAmABanana | c87 |
11/26/21 | IAmABanana | c86 |
11/25/21 | IAmABanana | c85 |
- The MC’s overall goal was achieved too easily, and he experiences very little pushback from the established power players in the story, mainly because he’s both legendary and OP.
- The MC and the character he supposedly look like, didn’t look alike. The character who he was originally mistaken for had obviously different physical features. So I didn’t really understand the point of that, and it seems to only serve its purpose later on, but still doesn’t make sense because they have certain physical features that are obviously different.
- Personally, I didn’t understand the purpose of his system or how he levelled up to unlock new medicines or abilities. Also, some of the explanations regarding certain abilities and their consequence (good or bad) were hard to understand or didn’t make sense.
- Keeping with my issues with the system, there were literally ZERO drawbacks to all the medicines and abilities unlocked (as I understood it and I may have missed something), which fine, OP MC. But it didn’t feel believable.
- I also didn’t get why the system had cultivation style elements to it. Or why specifically it was based on the game/character he was playing before transmigrating. The world in which he migrated to didn’t even have cultivation elements involved, to make sense for the way the system was set up. So it was an odd choice to me.
- The world-building was lazy, especially because the main conflict is related to the existing social organization of the world, but it’s barely addressed. This also ties into how the MC basically forces societal change with little resistance, mainly for personal gain but also to the benefit of other guides. The only major resistance comes the main villains, all the other entities who should be throwing up road blocks aren’t. Well not any that last, as the MC is OP and connects quickly with a powerful backers unintentionally which seems to negate almost all of his issues.
- The sentinel/guide trope is really only there to justify the OPness of the MC and ML. If you want the lore–of any kind–associated with this trope this is not the story to look for it in.
Tbh, it’s enough to kill time if you want to... more>>- Xi Mu- He is a doctor but he criticise MC too much. Telling he is a narcissist or what. MC is a patient but its like they despise him for being ordinary. Xi Mu himself is ordinary person yet he criticise his own kind. Also, at the part of the fake parents wanting to get MC, he didn't even question it even though there is an evidence that he is not their real son. He thinks its not his problem. Th? Is it because it's a futuristic setting or is it because he is a doctor without ethics?
- Greene family- I don't get the reason they didn't care about their own blood son but choose to get MC who have the same name and appearance.
No doubt this is a great novel. If the characters wrote above isn't like that then I'll read this novel over again.I mean, how can you get an appointment with the Marshall of the country without any rhyme or reason, especially knowing that you might have intentions towards his grandson? Maybe they got him investigated or something, but the author didn't clear such points. Even the doctors in the beginning? If that is how ordinary people are treated, I can actually understand why the guides and sentinels were revolted against.
Especially when he tries to understand that the MC is a person with his own brains and ability to defend himself if need be and learns to accept his decisions.