(Hetalia) Holy Mother of God

Not every heroine is so unfortunate that she's struck dead by a bolt of lightning sent by her ancestors. Not every heroine has to spend thousands of years acting out a role. And not every heroine is so tragically doomed that the author won't even give her a love interest. But He Qianli managed all three. The author is hardly human. In this world, she was transmigrated into Yao, the ruler of China, and established herself as a godlike actress. Do the characters other people transmigrate into have such "ancient, profound, and extensive" histories? Do the characters other people transmigrate into have such "divisions that last until unity, and unity that lasts until division" in their past? Do the characters other people transmigrate into have such "unforgettable, heart-wrenching" experiences? So the System cheerfully said, "Work hard, and try to get home as soon as possible." The author's writing style is wildly all over the place: stream of consciousness, comedy, but I promise there'll be no Mary Sue, no naive heroine, no golden finger, no harem, and no melodramatic white moonlight or cinnabar mole. Every character I write is dear to me. As long as they're doing well, that's all that matters~ [Notice: Story on hiatus] I'm very sorry to let everyone know that this story has been abandoned for now. I started writing it in my freshman year of college, full of enthusiasm and fresh ideas. But the further I went, as history unfolded, the more overwhelmed I felt by its vastness. Perhaps my current, still-immature writing skills aren't up to the task. That's why I told readers I wanted to write something else to practice and get my bearings. But the two stories have such completely different styles that now I'm even less able to write. I'm sorry, but I don't want to force an ending. I want to write something that can move even me when I read it. I've graduated now... So many longtime readers have been waiting for so long. I truly thank you for staying with me all this time. I'm not confident in my writing, and it's thanks to your support that I was able to keep going. This was also my first web novel, so it means a lot to me. If I can, one day in the future, I'll finish writing it. May I stay true to my original intention.