On the Compatibility of Games and Anime with Ancient Times

One-Sentence Synopsis: The protagonist, who doesn't want to transmigrate, transmigrates after getting ready to do so Xie Xian has always known she has a case of chuunibyou. On one hand, Xie Xian denies that transmigration is possible. On the other, she is always getting ready for it, determined not to miss anything that might possibly be a “fateful opportunity.” Even though she truly doesn't believe in or hope for the existence of anything supernatural in the world. But even with all her chuunibyou fantasies, as a broke person, she can't spend a lot of money on “possible golden fingers.” Xie Xian used to think that as life went on, her chuunibyou would eventually fade away. However, before she had recovered from it, she transmigrated to ancient times in her sleep. Xie Xian: ???? The life-threatening part isn't that a chuunibyou transmigrated, but that the moment she did, she landed in a household-intrigue scenario... Xie Xian, years later: “...I apologize for using my superpowers to bully the entire martial arts world.” P.S. Her golden finger consists of all the genuine and bootleg merchandise from the anime, games, and novels that came with her when she transmigrated. This cheat is way too powerful. Although it starts out as a household-intrigue scenario, the main story is still set in the martial arts world. I can't bear to waste a protagonist with such a powerful golden finger. Am I supposed to write a scene where the protagonist makes hand seals and uses Fire Style just to cook for her husband? [Laughing and crying] This novel is also known as “I Got My Transmigration Cheat Ready,” “A Chuunibyou's Transmigration,” “Sorry I Bullied the Whole World,” and “On Materialism and Supernatural Phenomena”