[Interstellar World + Game Development + Female Game Planner Protagonist + No CP]

Hua You, the universally acknowledged number one game planner of the 23rd century, suddenly transmigrated one day.

Arriving in the interstellar era, Hua You found the world filled only with combat games. How is that fun? Let’s bring our classics into games and give the people of the interstellar age a little shock!

A card battle game based on fairy tales. Dress-up games set in Dream of the Red Chamber. A fully open-world holographic game based on Journey to the West. And of course, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, Western European mythology—bring them all in! All of them!

And so, on this day, the people of the interstellar era finally found themselves empathizing with their ancient ancestors across tens of millions of light-years:

“Damn devs! Why haven’t you updated the game yet?!”

P.S.: This story is a self-indulgent work written purely for fun. It includes lots of live-stream chat comments and forum-style segments. The protagonist’s games may draw inspiration from real-world titles, and she will be extremely overpowered, with golden fingers blazing the whole way. Logic may die—but fun comes first.

[Rebirth] [System] [Cool Article] [Face Slap] [Vest] [Daily Life] [No CP]

Li Wenshu, a famous author in the online literature circle, died suddenly after writing all night.

The system sold everything it had to make her reborn as a sixteen-year-old.

This was an era when entertainment and the Internet were not well developed.

Facing the collection of books from three thousand worlds in the system space, Li Wenshu touched his chin and sighed: It’s good that he died suddenly!

—

A suspenseful infinite flow novel suddenly appeared.

Before reading: What kind of novel is this? Let's take a look.

After reading it: Damn! Not good enough, not good enough at all. How can you sleep if you haven’t finished updating at this time?

—

Before reading: What's so good about novels? They're all the same. Once you know the beginning, you know the ending. There's no interest at all.

After reading it: Help, is my brain fully developed? I skipped a sentence and I can’t understand it.

—

Before watching: Scary? How scary can it be? I'm the kind of person who walks out of a haunted house with a smile and watches horror movies while eating.

After reading: Mom! She writes like she can actually crawl out!

—

In the ancient world, a novel about the rebirth of a legitimate daughter and the revenge of a family intrigue quickly became a must-read for the ladies of the capital, and the book was sold out as soon as it was released.

Before watching: A real man should fight on the battlefield instead of watching palace fights.

After watching it: Who said I am a man? We are all sisters, why can’t I buy it!

—

In the world of cultivating immortals, a novel about a loser who traveled through time and space to counterattack and slap others in the face caused a war among the three realms.

"Stop fighting, the author has updated!"

[No female lead] + [Game development] + [Seamless production]

The ratings have just been released and will increase.

There are no long-standing horror stories here.

There is no vast world with seamless connections here.

Shen Rui, who traveled through time and space to become a college student, seemed to have encountered a devastating beginning.

But he was perceptive and discovered that the level of development of games in this world was extremely low!

Gunfights, fighting, racing.

Is this the entire gaming industry?

So, let me knock on the door of the ninth art!

"But why do they all call me an old thief?"

【No romance + Interstellar multi-race setting + Plagiarist-style protagonist + System

Cultural Renaissance + Multiple secret identities + Face-slapping the entire universe with “it’s actually good”】

Lin Wei was developing the first comprehensive game on Blue Star—

when she suddenly transmigrated into an interstellar world.

At the start, her stepmother exiled her to a garbage dump,

and the system bound to her demanded she assist in launching a cultural renaissance to prevent the collapse of interstellar civilization.

Starting from scratch, her very first move was to steal an assault ship from the space pirate who came to assassinate her—

earning her first pot of gold in this new world.

From there, she went incognito, creating countless secret identities.

A cat meme exploded across the interstellar web, getting the entire universe to vibe with it.

Her mystery novels were filled with twist after twist—no one could guess the culprit.

She casually turned them into detective games, which sold over 500 million copies.

One groundbreaking novel after another opened the minds of interstellar readers to brand-new worlds.

What? The rationalist faction claims arts and entertainment are a waste of time?

She hit back by making an educational game—

and suddenly the military and United University were scrambling to work with her.

Later, the people of the interstellar world realized… all those secret identities might just belong to the same person.

You're saying… all those novels, films, and games were made by her???

— “They say emotions are a genetic defect?”

— “No, you’ve just forgotten how dazzling humanity was meant to be.”

Note: The “plagiarist-style” protagonist doesn’t copy works word for word. She adapts and reinterprets based on the story and worldbuilding. Some works are inspired by real ones, but many are original—novels, games, scripts, and more

[No CP + Rebirth & Transmigration + Writing Books + Entertainment Industry + Literature & Entertainment + Light Group Pampering]

Mo Li died suddenly, only for her soul to transmigrate into another Mo Li in a parallel world. In this world, technology is highly advanced, and artificial intelligence is everywhere.

Mo Li was thrilled. She decided to take it easy and opened her personal system to browse the popular literature and entertainment novels of this new world… Good grief, they were all written by AI! None of the wildly popular novels from her previous life existed!

Looking at the endless strings of technical terms and jargon, and with knowledge forcefully invading her brain in the most absurd way, Mo Li grew furious — What kind of nonsense is this? Even her writing was better!

Wait—why shouldn’t she write? Mo Li’s eyes lit up. No sooner said than done.

But what to write for her first book?

How about letting this world experience some traditional Chinese horror!

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[The female lead is an introverted, mildly socially anxious person. She takes her work seriously but has a bit of a twisted personality. There is no male lead, and no romantic ambiguity.]

The stories she writes are mainly supernatural, feng shui, and xianxia (cultivation). Other genres are not considered.

In the later chapters, there’s more focus on the entertainment industry, but the female lead is not an actress—she only works as a consultant for film and TV productions.

The female lead has strong backing, so most of the people she encounters harbor no ill intent. There’s no scheming or infighting. Occasionally, one or two who dislike her quickly exit the story.

This is not a “strong woman” narrative. There is no abuse in the story

A sudden time travel reveals the New York of 1940. It's World War II, a bloody conflict marked not only battlefield bloodshed but also ideological confrontation. As the epicenter of the world, New York undoubtedly teemed with the brightest minds of the era. Hemingway, Asimov, Lewis Sinclair, John Steinbeck, Pearl S. Buck, Maugham, Gide, Lin Yutang, Fitzgerald... And then there were those fighting the Axis powers in Europe, Camus, Agatha Christie, George Orwell, Arthur C. Clarke... Ernie exclaimed, "Everyone here is a talent. I love it!"... Years later, a young man, a veteran of both battlefields and studies, emerges with a gun in one hand and a pen in the other, shining brightly and rising in this golden age of literature...

Wang Chuan, a gamer, unexpectedly finds himself in a technologically advanced parallel world.

What? Games are the ninth art, on par with music and art.

Thus, starting with the meta-game "The Stanley Parable," game producer Wang Chuan began to bring over all sorts of bizarre games.

Years later, he looked back and discovered that he had actually created a gaming empire!

After waking up, Xu Xiu, a graduate student in the Faculty of Literature at the University of Tokyo, traveled to Tokyo where the bubble had just burst.

At this time, Japan's economy was in recession and the people were confused, and literature, the only thing that could comfort the soul, seemed to have been cut off.

There was no Natsume Soseki, no Kawabata Yasunari, no Murakami Haruki... Japanese literature of this era was dominated by a group of inferior writers that Xu Xiu had never heard of.

So he picked up a pen and wrote a novella called "Hear the Wind Sing" for a living and for an interesting and meaningful new life.

At this point, people realized that a writer worthy of the title of literary giant had finally appeared in the bubble era.