Honkai: Star Rail: I Transmigrated, but It’s 500 Years in the Future

My name is Lin Qing, and I’m an ordinary student at the Luofu Academy. Transmigrating into the world of Honkai: Star Rail was already absurd enough. Even more absurd, this is five hundred years after the game’s story. Five hundred years is enough time for the Xianzhou Luofu to put the catastrophe of the past into textbooks and turn the legends of the High-Cloud Quintet into exam material. As for what really happened? Who cares? The people involved either became high-ranking marshal-generals or faded into legend long ago. They’re not going to pop up and correct the textbooks. That is, until my childhood friend Yan Xue, the directionally challenged troublemaker of Marshal Jing Yuan’s daughter, Yanqing, sneaks a five-hundred-year-old jade data chip out of her father’s study. The moment I touch it, a flood of memories from my “previous life” appears in my mind. Right after, laughter rings out: “How interesting! A transmigrator who knows he’s inside a game. Now that’s a once-in-a-millennium source of amusement!” The Aeon of Elation, Aha. Without asking if we’re willing, THEY toss us into one fictional historical scenario after another. These scenarios are built around “bad ending” timelines of real events from five hundred years ago: Dan Heng completely loses control, Jingliu succumbs to mara, the Luofu falls... Our mission is to set things right in these hellishly difficult scenarios. The good news is that we can reload as many times as we want. The bad news is that dying really hurts. Still, Aha’s surprisingly nice. The rewards even include character trial cards. But I think I may have... accidentally used one right in front of the character herself. Someone, please save me!!! Reader’s Guide Lighthearted / Scenario-based / Everyday life / Happy ending