I'm a Hairpin Maker, and Everything's Sold Out
我是簪娘，货已卖光
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- Transmigrate to the Interstellar Era and Become a Dress-Up Game Designer穿越之星际做换装游戏设计师Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates to a Futuristic World and Makes Games?
I want to read something similar to Are There Really Any Federation Citizens Who Do Not Play Games?
Game Development Has No Masterpieces Left. Prove Me Wrong
I’ve Been Into Interstellar Stories Lately, but Not the Kind That Gets Popular for Its Food
I’m fine with or without a female lead, but I’m begging for stories where she’s really strong.
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
All the Interstellar Stories These Days Feel Boring and Have the Same Old Plot
It's either livestreaming cooking or doing something else. I'm not saying they're bad, but they get so tiresome after a while.
Looking for Sci-Fi Stories with an Unusual Interstellar Worldbuilding. Enough with the Food Deserts!
Looking for books similar to What, Are There Still Federation Citizens Who Don't Play Games? I really like the worldbuilding in What, Are There Still Federation Citizens Who Don't Play Games? It makes a lot of sense. So many interstellar stories portray the future as a culinary wasteland, where some random tomato and egg stir-fry leaves the entire Federation stunned. It's so unrealistic.
Any Good Interstellar Stories? I've Been Really Into Them Lately
Any recommendations? I like power-trip stories, but not ones that are entirely about food. Of course, stories where the heroine is very capable and occasionally shows off her cooking are fine too. Keep it up! ♪♪ \(·∀·)/
Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
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Female-Led Stories with No Romance and No Male Lead. No Male Lead, No Male Lead, No Male Lead.
This is important, so I'll say it three times: no male lead! No male lead!! Why do people keep seeing a few characters and recommending stories with male leads under a no-male-lead topic? I want the heroine to shine on her own. Urban entertainment, alternate-history settings, transmigrating as an adult or a child, it's all fine, as long as there's no male lead.
I Love Seeing How Ignorant People From the Past Are. Looking for Books Where the Two Worlds Can Exchange Things
Looking for books like Supermarket Transmigrates to Ancient Times! Modern goods can be brought to the ancient world, and ancient goods can be brought to the modern world.
Game Designers Who Pour Their Hearts into Making Games, and Players Who Love Them
Please stop recommending novels about making games just to troll players. I’m sick of them. Game development stories need to be written with sincerity!
Any Novels About Making Video Games?
I feel like there aren’t many novels about making games. Please recommend some.
Looking for Management Stories About Inns, Resorts, and the Like 😭
Looking for books similar to "After Quitting My Job, I Opened a Magical Farm".
Looking for Sci-fi Novels That Bring China into a Galactic Setting. Cultivation, Gaming, Food, Culture, Anything Goes.
Interstellar: Turn Huaxia into a Game! No Female Lead!
I'm looking for books like Interstellar: Spreading Traditional Culture Across the Stars.
Interstellar Stories About Spreading Ancient Earth Culture
Stories About Protagonists Who Make Games, Draw Comics, and Write Novels
Any No-CP Interstellar Stories That Promote Chinese Culture?
Hanfu and Traditional Chinese Aesthetics in Fiction
Looking for entertainment-industry novels involving being reborn, transmigrating to another world, or living in a parallel timeline. I like stories where the protagonist wears hanfu and sings traditional Chinese-style songs.
The Heroine Inherits a Lost Craft
Looking for Interstellar Gourmet Stories. I Love Watching Interstellar Folks Act Like They’ve Never Seen Food Before
Looking for Stories About Spreading Traditional Chinese Culture in Another World or a Sci-Fi Era
Looking for stories about spreading traditional Chinese culture in another world or across the stars.
A Novel About Transmigrating to the Interstellar Era and Making Horror Games
Looking for books like "Giving the Interstellar Players a Little Ghostly Shock".
Someone So Lucky That People Mistake Them for a Powerful Expert, a Behind-the-Scenes Master, a Schemer Who Reads People's Hearts, or Perhaps They're All of Those
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I came here because of the artist's handmade pictures. To encourage him to keep going, I'm giving him a thumbs up. At least I saw the palace lantern earrings he made, and his cover art too.
Progress: Chapter 13 Surprisingly good; finally, it's not a food-themed interstellar story. Interstellar people don't wear cloth, but rather spray paint to cover themselves—it's a bit hard to imagine, huh? The female protagonist's ancient costume dress-up game is quite plausible and makes me yearn for it, but! There are no pictures, which is a real shame.
The content is novel, and the game parts are very well written. The environment, characters, and plot are all very immersive and enjoyable. Warning: The female lead's storyline is terrible. It was okay when she didn't have a team; it was watchable. But the team she found was, in my opinion, worse. Not only was they completely useless, but they also lacked any judgment.
Currently it is still possible The female lead is just too generous. When buying something, tell the price to the seller instead of having the seller give you the price. It makes me feel like I've been ripped off when I pay too much for things. Then someone comes and they dress them up. Emmmm
Beautiful, so beautiful, I love it! 😢 Sigh, actually I wanted to offer some feedback while reading, but I was focused on finishing it first, and now that I'm writing this review, I've forgotten. 👉🏻👈🏻 But thankfully I remembered one. At the end of each event, you could create a closing paragraph.
Ah, ah, ah, I love hairpins with flowers 🌸, traditional costumes and other traditional culture so much! I'm so envious of the hexagonal craftsmanship experts, the designs they create are so charming.
Although this article is more original than other reviews, it's too repetitive. While one game is good, playing it too much can get boring. I hope the author can add some other games, such as mystery or horror games. Also, the logic of this book is simple, but there are many ways to do things, which make up about half of the content. Keep up the good work, author!
Both stories involve traveling through interstellar space to promote Chinese culture, but the author doesn't approach it from a mainstream perspective like food, poetry, or painting. Instead, they combine the interests of the "hairpin-wearing" community to showcase traditional culture and promote the holographic game, which is quite novel.
It's beautifully written, subtly and gracefully depicting the magnificent Chinese culture through the game. There's no exaggerated or attention-grabbing arrogance, only a lingering, resonant quality that makes it a truly comfortable read.
The female protagonist travels through interstellar space and designs an ancient costume dress-up game. It's quite novel, and the game's storyline is really good and exciting. The clothing, jewelry, ornaments, and more, along with the monthly events, are all very detailed and interesting. I really love the novel's theme, the eternal pursuit of beauty.