A Powerful Woman’s Everyday Life on Wa Star

[Female-oriented; no romance for the female lead; female-lead focused; a strong, powerful heroine; includes a System. No forced submission to men; no misogynistic slurs; the heroine isn't a self-righteous saint. She eventually enters the entertainment industry, but those plotlines come later, and her career goes beyond being a celebrity. Women can have children. The worldbuilding is well developed, set in a modern, female-centered world where women and men are equal, also described by some as a feminist society or a modern matriarchal world.]

After transmigrating to Wa Star, Yao Jin became Yao Jing. Who says transmigrating is a bad thing? It was fantastic! She'd become a cheerful, sunny young woman! After more than twenty years, Yao Jing had finally returned to the happy place where she could truly thrive!

What's this? A top university? Sign her up. What's this? A System? Put it to use. What's this? An internet celebrity? She'll be one.

Before she knew it, Yao Jing had become a superstar with countless fans, and had made enough money to last a lifetime.

[This is not about conflict between women and men. Please don't read too much into it or make sweeping judgments. This is a fictional world, so please don't overthink it.]

[The heroine will act and become a star, so romance in her roles and publicity stunts pairing her with co-stars can't be avoided entirely. However! She will never flirt with men off-screen. Any promotional pairings are limited to the characters they play. Once she becomes famous, she'll mostly take roles with no romance, dual female leads, or serious dramatic stories.]