Conquer the Dance World [Reborn]

[Thanks for supporting the official version on Jinjiang! Please add my upcoming novel, The Great Dancer of the Twentieth Century, to your favorites!] Story blurb: Bai Yun died. After her career and marriage both fell apart, she returned to the age of sixteen with a lottery System. Given another chance at life, she was determined to stay true to her goals, steer clear of awful people and scumbags, and study the ballet she loved. She would spread her swan's wings and soar. National champion, international gold medalist, further studies at a top ballet school, principal dancer in a major company, and global tours: none of it would be just a dream anymore! Have you ever seen the sun at four or five in the morning over the Paris Opera, the Bolshoi Theatre, or the Theatre Royal in England? I have. A few things to know: 1. The heroine comes with a System that includes: A. A lottery feature, where performing with a lottery prize can produce unexpected results; B. A ranking feature, showing the real-time rankings of the world's 100 most popular dancers, so she can check her own ranking every day. 2. Various handsome, talented, tragic male supporting characters will appear at random, each with unrequited feelings for the heroine. The heroine will have a steady partner later on. 3. Her partner is a ballet prodigy with an eight-pack. The heroine is his rival, confidante, and his only salvation and refuge. 4. The story blends fact and fiction. There are no real-life models, so please don't try to identify actual people. Blurb for the upcoming novel The Great Dancer of the Twentieth Century: After transmigrating to England in the twentieth century, she becomes Emma, a girl from a poor family. Emma's mother is a servant worked to the bone, while her father is a passionate worker who is always looking for trouble with the capitalists. His prospects are certainly bright. Even so, Emma is determined to pursue her dream of becoming a ballet dancer. First, she makes herself a pair of pointe shoes. Next, she needs to find a benefactor who can help her rise to the top. The young capitalist Brian has just taken over his father's business, and protests from the workers are giving him a headache. By chance, he hears that the ringleader has a daughter who is learning to dance. "The girl must have inherited her father's barrel-shaped body and potato for a brain. She has no business thinking she can become a dancer," Brian sneers. He goes to watch Emma practice, but her slender waist and graceful movements make him forget the whole world. "How could a white swan be born in an ugly duckling's nest?" Brian says coldly, then turns to order his servant, "I want all the information on her within three days." In 1931, the Royal Ballet is founded, and Emma becomes one of its original stars, captivating the royal family. Later, when color films take the world by storm, she puts on her pointe shoes and leaves her timeless elegance on the screen. In the years that follow, watching Emma dance every Christmas becomes a beloved tradition for that generation. Her pointe shoes bear the imprint of a century of glory. Theme: Have the courage to pursue your true self.