Until he gets mind-r*ped by our Female Lead, that is. Then it is an enjoyable transition from the Jerk to a vinegar eating wife-s*ave. I won't spoil more on it, but believe me, it's all in good fun. Even if once in a while you'd want to cover your eyes, just not to see his embarrassing side.

1. The Spacenetizens with their comments. A bit too many, a bit too much (who cares about fillers, we want The Plot!), but then I stopped skipping them and started reading more carefully (say, about half-way through) and found out that they are responsible for a good part of the face-slapping, laughs, and explanations. That somewhat abated my rage. Ahem, annoyance.

2. Female lead... is being forced to the verge of death or sustains really severe injuries way too frequently until she becomes strong enough (to kick most butts). And she becomes strong enough only about 2/3s in. Even my bones hurt when I read her sufferings, sigh. The saving grace of this mental torture is that it is logical: bullied to death until she can bully them back. Oh, and another one is that our hubby will bully them all in her stead until then.

A respected and revered female cultivator upon her sole friend's betrayal and consequent death transmigrates into a body of low-level Guide, who happens to be the best possible match as a Guide (and, therefore, marriage partner) for the Sentinel, who, in turn, happens to be the most illustrious, noble and obviously handsome youngest Major General of the Empire. Que the public rage and indifference (?) of the Major General himself and ??? of the newly-transmigrated cultivator. Oh, the first scene is actually their wedding ceremony, where the original owner of FL's body bids farewell to us (or possibly recovers the memories from her past life).

Guides and Sentinels could be considered evolutionary humans. They are not a different race, they are a unique group of humans who were able to 'awaken' their genes (glands), turning them in uh... sub-species? Their population in the whole outer space is very small (less than 20% for sentinels, less 10% for Guides), but Sentinels are the main (if not only) fighting force of the humanity, while the Guides... are... their relief, and I don't mean relief of the duty. Bed-warmer like relief. Ah, shoot, how could I forget that they are actually very important existence (though physically weak) and responsible for 'guiding (treating) ' and 'soothing' Sentinel's sea of conscience, which tends to get out the control once in a while? Well, you will see why I forgot that as you delve further into the chapters.

Another curious point about Guides and Sentinels is that they can't live without each other: if Sentinels' mental sea goes out of control, they become insane, or die. And Guides can't survive 'heat' period without Sentinels uh... fluids. I mean, Sentinels bite their Guides and calm their raging hormones through uh, saliva. Yeah, that's what I meant. Uh-huh, only that. (... Marking, biting... I've heard that somewhere before, hmmm?)

As you can imagine, our very capable, yet, a loner of a Cultivator is Not Happy with the way things are. What, Major General wants to divorce? Yes, please! Who needs those brutish arrogant jerks! Who said I can't be my own person and live well on my own? I'm a hundreds year old virg*n and lived just fine without any Dao-partners! Who said only Sentinels can be strong? I'll guide you to the light to see the truth! That's actually a description of her actions, not her inner voice, FL is a serious type. A serious nerdy geek type.

We didn't even get any resolution of the Sabo pining after LuXu despite LuXu being married to a guide (a guide who never appeared and was only mentioned in conversations).

MC is multi-talented, the number one refiner and soul cultivator in the cultivation world who got betrayed and killed by her childhood friend, then transmigrated into a guide and sentinel futuristic world. The body she took over was a d-level guide that was forced to marry the famous major general because their compatibility level was high, but since the original died of a sneak attack, MC was able to transmigrate in.

One thing that stands out most is the amount of fluffy moments and number of times I had to eat dog food (as a single) every time I read how lovey they act. Its so funny that I laugh every time and it's never boring.

MC got kidnapped three times, correct me if I'm wrong. But she gets herself out easily. Just blame the timing and bad luck for those kidnappings. Female Lead aura.

First, I hate that the FL is actually OP but after every battle, she'll be very weak, even in comatose more often than not. Second, the ML's confusing behavior toward guides. At the beginning, the ML made no effort to hide his dislike for guides in general. He thought they were a nuisance, fragile, vain, and pretentious. At first I accepted such character design because I thought that maybe there's a hidden reason for that (like he was ab*sed by his mother or a family member who's a guide) but no, he's a love child and grew up with almost no hindrance. So why the unreasonable hatred for guides? Or is it just the character setting for every sentries? Anyway, aside from that is the confusing behavior of the people and the ML's friend. Sometimes, I just really hate them, and sometimes I am touched by their actions. Why? Well, one thing is for sure, they are very loyal to the ML but not with the FL. When the FL "died", be it the ML's friend or the citizens, they agreed to let the 5th princess marry the ML despite the FL being missing for not so long. And that was repeated when they accepted the ML having a lover when the FL was missing (well, it was the FL in disguise but they don't know it so basically, they agreed on such adultery). Meanwhile, it was quite touching when they (especially the ML's friends) are worried when the FL is in danger or looks sick. Nevertheless, I think it's still because of the ML (well, it makes sense because they are his friends), even so, some of their actions don't really feel right to me. And lastly, the ending was rushed. I know that the organization (which is called an organization but only Yi Shu and the 5th princess was mentioned as leaders) is the main villain so I am expecting them to be for the finale. But ending all those fights with just 1 chapter and the FL wasn't even there? Nonsense. The aftermath was also compressed in just 1 chapter. It was mentioned that they got a child (which I think was born in an artificial womb or something because the FL asked the doctor friend to take it out before going in the battle), but that's all. They lived for a thousand years but it's just described with words (e.g., 100 hundred years later, a thousand years later, etc). The friends, their child, some CPs, etc. No mentions at all. Quite disappointing as it feels incomplete. And lastly, what happened to the unfortunate host? She's actually innocent but since she's set as a stepping stone, then it's her fate to die unreasonably and unexplainably. Really unfair for her.