Western Fantasy: A Max-Level Player Lands in a Dragon-Slaying Power Fantasy

[Main text in third person] [My take on Japanese-style Western fantasy with steampunk, a magic academy ensemble cast, an otome-style rivalry over the heroine, all characters devoted to the heroine, and a light focus on education and development] [Not a fast-paced, brainless power fantasy. The pacing is slower, and this isn't a typical everyone-loves-the-heroine story. There are both romantic and platonic pairings, with separate endings for each romantic pairing.] Bad news: you've transmigrated into an old-school power fantasy about a peerless hero. The whole world revolves around the male lead. He is light, electricity, and legend, the maker of myths and the destined savior. And you are nothing more than a background female character, so insignificant that you don't even register in the readers' heated shipping wars. Good news: you open the System panel. Although it doesn't give you unlimited freedom, your game character card, with maxed-out stats and mastery of both magic and martial arts, gives you a tremendous sense of security. From this moment on, the peerless hero no longer deserves to be the chosen one of this world. At the very end, you stand at the highest peak and smile at the male lead, who is alone at your side. “You have two choices: kneel before me, or die.” But getting caught up in a chain reaction that plunges you into a love-triangle battlefield while tearing up the peerless hero's script was absolutely never your intention. “White Knight: As long as you are here, I am invincible. Black Knight: I offer you the loyalty of someone who has never had faith. Lich King: Though the night is lonely, the day burns like fire. Witcher: All things, and I with them, are an absurd stillness. Half-Elf: The wind repeats this to all things to which it has given life.”