Low-Profile Game Designer Heroine X Men of Unclear Attributes from Every World
[Heroine's Version]: Qi Nian, 28, is a game designer who works herself to the bone. Her presence is so faint that nobody would notice right away if she were caught in an elevator accident. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself bound to a quick transmigration Correction System for a bizarre reason: her presence level is a whopping 98% deficient! Her mission: travel between different worlds, disguise herself as a man to complete the central plot, and earn enough "Presence Points" to come back to life. The System says, "It's simple. Just be a good 'man,' don't blow your cover, and raise your targets' awareness of you..." Qi Nian: ??? Wait, in the very first world, I have to pretend to be the legitimate heir of a prominent family and fight my way through court politics against powerful ministers? In the second, I have to be a bank heir and navigate warlord politics? And in the third, I'm a starship commander?! And every conquest target is a shrewd and powerful big shot?! Disguises, mind games, flirting with men (?), this is practically my specialty. Watch as she wields her System's cheat, puts her modern knowledge to use, and raises her "presence" through the roof! But why are those targets looking at her more and more strangely? Your Highness, is your gaze a little too intense? Young Marshal, please put down your pistol and talk this out! Marshal, Federation law forbids office romances, especially when your adjutant is a "man"! The alarm that warns her cover is blown is ringing every day, and the romantic rivalry is crossing between worlds? Qi Nian: System, is this conquest guide even reliable?
I find it hard to understand why the first story, which ended right when the protagonist left, had to be given an extra plot where she was pulled back and tortured. The connection between the beginning and end is also very weak. What I saw was a traditional story of a male controller with absolute power, where all the heroine's resistance was futile and she was even under his control.
This is one of the most intelligent stories I've ever read on Tomato, with a captivating and suspenseful plot unlike any other. It avoids the clichés often found elsewhere, and the female lead is very shrewd. I hope there will be more updates; I can't get enough!
It's pretty good, author! Keep it up!