My Home [Wuxia Crossover]

Xin Miao, an overworked office worker who had just taken on a mortgage, died one night while working overtime. Then she began a life of painstakingly saving points, repairing and expanding her house, decorating, and farming in a martial arts world... Come on! Don't you want to add a new dishwasher, a double-door fridge, an air fryer, an ice cream maker, a coffee machine, and a huge oven to your kitchen?! A smart toilet, a massage bathtub, and a heated towel rack are all wonderful ways to make life happier! Set up a home theater with a giant screen, watch Blu-ray movies, and eat popcorn while lounging in a massage chair. It's so awesome!~ Doesn't corn, potatoes, and eggplants you've grown yourself taste amazing grilled at an outdoor BBQ?! Xin Miao: Life in the martial world is exhausting. I can only keep going by relaxing at home with milk tea, movies, and video games. =v= Recently, rumors have been spreading through the martial world about a mysterious woman who roams the land. Overnight, she can build a luxurious mansion in the wilderness, lit up brilliantly even in the middle of the night. Laughter and lively chatter can be heard inside, along with countless rare and wondrous beasts. It is like a paradise on earth. Her powers are as unfathomable as those of the fox spirits and goblins in supernatural tales. Countless martial arts experts have tried to investigate, but none can get in. Anyone who gets close is struck by her overwhelming internal energy and left gravely injured. Her martial arts are so mystical and terrifying that no one can match her Martial world legend Xin Miao: Well, what can I say? None of you are on the guest list. Young Master Hua: I'm on it~ Lu Xiaofeng: Me too~ The Thief Saint: Me too~ The Sword God: ...Me too. Even the future emperor, princesses, fox demons, and mountain gods are working here! Xin Miao, who somehow became the owner of a guesthouse, wears a cold, unsympathetic expression: Hah. You're all just heartless milk tea and snack-guzzling machines. A crossover of martial arts stories and supernatural legends. The original plots only take up a small part of the story, so you don't need to have read them to enjoy it. ---- Coming soon: I Told You Full-Dive Tech Could Crush the Entertainment Industry ---- Looking back through history and explaining to students how full-dive technology ushered in the interstellar age, a teacher says, "The first impact full-dive technology had on society in the previous era was the total collapse of the entertainment industry, which was half-feudal and half-capitalist." A fierce woman drops into China's entertainment industry, and a sweeping full-dive revolution turns the world upside down. This is an age in which full-dive technology is the primary productive force, and the cultural industries are booming like never before. You insist, with grave concern, that the entertainment industry is going back thirty years. But actually, without Yan Wei, the entertainment industry would have been trapped in darkness for all eternity! She takes down the fandom capitalists with one blow, and the half-feudal, half-capitalist entertainment industry finally faces justice. Talentless actors who get roles through connections, along with their brainless fans: deported! Those who monopolize resources, abuse their power, and serve audiences garbage: deported! Capitalists who force people into stardom, use them as test subjects, and chase quick profits: deported! Chinese and American studios return to reclaim their former glory with exquisite animated films. Superbly produced supernatural short dramas take social media by storm. A renaissance of wuxia sweeps the globe. Chinese-style horror films become all the rage across Asia. Sci-fi dramas deliver spectacular effects and plots alike. Traditional culture goes viral on an unprecedented scale, and the cultural sphere once again dominates the world. China reclaims the status it lost, and its dependent states once more come crawling back, weeping and swearing they can never repay their suzerain for its kindness... Yan Wei unifies China's entertainment industry and takes it worldwide, elevating cultural exports to a cultural nuclear strike. She solemnly declares: The age when the people complained about refrigerators not working and then made them cool things down themselves is here. First, we go global, then we go interstellar! We'll use the people's art to teach higher-dimensional civilizations a lesson! Daily discussion threads in the XX Entertainment Group: "Let's dig into the rise of the entertainment world's chosen star [ ]: from discarded heiress to glorious empress! As always, bow three times to receive career luck." "Does the Yan family have a son-in-law gene? Will the crown prince, who's a lovesick puppy, regret helping his childhood sweetheart pursue her ambitions? He has no title, yet still has to watch his younger brother act out an 'affair with his sister-in-law' story right under his nose." "The eldest and second sons of the Lu family lost out to a green tea schemer and her kept lover. Little Tang really is the top succubus, chosen by a global vote of netizens. They call it 'the favorite consort throwing the court into chaos' on the domestic internet. During her intense global tour, she calls back to flirt and asks [ ] to postpone a meeting and fly over. Who could say no?" "Palace insiders say [ ]'s former CEO, a highly paid expert brought back from overseas, has had a hair-pulling feud with both Lu brothers. No clear winner yet, so place your bets on who wins the palace intrigue!" "Is nobody talking about the busty, dark-skinned bodyguard with mechanical prosthetics by [ ]'s side? I think she's bound to be promoted eventually. I'm investing in her!" "I'm officially leaving this group. I've had enough. This is an entertainment group, not the Imperial Harem Department!" Content warning: While this woman sets the entertainment industry on fire, she still makes plenty of time for romance. She doesn't miss out on good boys or waste bad boys. #The Entertainment Industry Is Doomed #A Chaotic, Culture-War-Baiting Comedy# Fans might find it uncomfortable. This is an attempt at feel-good fiction. This story is just a bit of internet junk food, and does not claim to have any educational value, grand themes, or significance as a model for correcting internet slang. Theme: The greatest heroes serve their country and its people, and righteousness endures between heaven and earth