Any advice?
Chen Shanshan froze. You make it sound like you're very familiar with this. Aren't we all among the first people feeling our way across the river by stepping on stones?
Still, since he had put it that way, she couldn't refuse to give him face. She smiled sweetly. "Then why don't you give me some pointers, Uncle?"
That "Uncle" instantly stiffened Yang Rui's smile. He knew she seemed to be a college student still in school. Compared to him, she was indeed as young as a flower—but wasn't calling him "Uncle" a bit too much?
"Ahem." Yang Rui coughed softly and said in a low voice, "The pros and cons of every legion and race are explained in great detail here, so it's easy to get confused when you first read through it."
Chen Shanshan nodded. His use of "we" had unknowingly brought them closer. At least it proved that he wasn't lecturing her from the standpoint of a teacher, but discussing things as someone else making the same choices.
"But as long as we know what we want, it actually isn't hard to choose." Yang Rui flashed his teeth in a smile. "You must have had a purpose for coming here, right? Most people, if they weren't born into the military, probably wouldn't choose the battlefield route. Missions like exploring planets in the Emerald Starfield are both interesting and not especially dangerous for most people. You came here, which proves you must have had your own plans, right?"
Shanshan was stunned when she heard that, then immediately realized it. That's right. What was my original purpose in coming here? How could I let all these advantages and disadvantages confuse me so easily?
She had chosen the battlefield mainly because she wanted to maximize her advantages and obtain