Civilization, Remade

[Important!!! Please read the blurb carefully before reading this story!! If it’s not for you, click the X in the upper-right corner!!] Keywords: A heavily altered world, the transformation of civilization, secret identity roleplay, and a mastermind behind the scenes (a genuine mastermind, not an apparent villain who turns out to be a savior and lover). Wen Jing is a pure, lovely girl with delicate features, a soft voice, and a graceful disposition. That’s what she looks like in this life, anyway. To save her world, which is on the brink of destruction, and to satisfy her own ambitions, Wen Jing is transported to a time and place that is similar yet unfamiliar. Following the call of the Civilization Reversal Device, she will radically alter the civilization of the present! Seize emotions, embrace deviations, overturn cause and effect, draw back the curtain on change, and reveal a magnificent, fantastical future! “I won’t stop moving forward unless I’m completely erased.” “Otherwise, I’ll keep going, again and again and again...” “Until I achieve my goal!” [Content warnings] 1. No male lead, no romantic tension, no couple. The author is a jerk and will steal jokes from funny comments (sigh). 2. The heroine will influence the era, but remain outside its dangers. She won’t join any country or favor Huaguo. 3. The protagonist is a coward who’ll hide until she’s invincible before making her move, if necessary. She’s the legendary Sword Sage of Ten-Mile Slope. 4. Her identity will never be exposed, not even in the extras. Only her secret identities can be exposed, for example, when a mysterious person is revealed to be a prophet (?). 5. The heroine has only one thing on her mind: saving her world. She has her principles, but will only try to avoid killing innocent people. If she accidentally kills someone innocent, she’ll hypocritically sigh and carry on. 6. The heroine is a minor. Her actions, thoughts, and methods all show signs of immaturity. She’ll struggle and hesitate rather than act decisively, and her characterization may seem inconsistent at times. This isn’t character assassination; she’s simply a person, and she often feels conflicted, which shows in her actions. 7. The heroine often deceives herself, brainwashes herself, and comforts herself, using all kinds of excuses to justify her cruelty. 8. The heroine isn’t perfect and is still growing, but she is undeniably a bad person, a villain. Righteous crusaders, stay away!! Stay away!! 9. All countries are fictionalized versions of Blue Star in a parallel universe. Their histories, systems, and arts are all different. Please don’t confuse them with the real-world Earth, thanks. 10. These are the story’s content warnings, and it contains major out-of-character writing. If, after reading the story, you criticize the author over these warnings, the author will insult you. :-) Eight words to anchor this story, and to keep it from being taken down: prosperity, democracy, civility, harmony! Theme: Only by uniting can this world succeed!