Forced to Play a Game [Spiritual Qi Revival]

My column "The Washed-Up Heroine Is Done [Quick Transmigration]" is now open. Please add it to your reading list!

Novel blurb:

Faced with a massive eruption of spiritual energy, the world took steps to save itself by compressing the energy into a series of games. The spiritual energy inside each game would be released into reality bit by bit as players won...

Lu Yizhen is a student with a clear plan for her future who loves studying. But a series of events before her college entrance exams upended her peaceful life.

A new class assignment, a new teacher, a full-dive game pod...

Before entering the game: Lu Yizhen swore she wouldn't play. She was only going in to make an appearance, and she needed to study hard.

After entering the game: Lu Yizhen swore that from then on, the game was her second home, and no one could stop her from playing.

The environment was so realistic, and the plants and animals had already mutated. She had to stay and study them properly.

Before Lu Yizhen started playing, everyone else: "Fight monsters above your level? No way. Run!"

After Lu Yizhen started playing, everyone else: "Quick, the monster lair is just up ahead. There must be treasure inside. Charge!"

Blurb for a forthcoming novel:

After Lu Ying, an intern at the Quick Transmigration Bureau, became a full-time employee with the highest score, she took over a position that over a hundred veterans had quit. As a washed-up heroine, she'd transmigrate into books to save one collapsing small world after another:

1. Washed-up heroine: a younger cousin living under someone else's roof vs. female supporting character: a reborn older cousin

2. Washed-up heroine: a meek fake heiress vs. female supporting character: a reborn real heiress

3. Washed-up heroine: a country girl raised in a jar of sweets vs. female supporting character: a transmigrated educated youth

4. Washed-up heroine: a long-suffering wife from humble beginnings vs. female supporting character: a transmigrated beauty

5. Washed-up heroine: a love-struck woman in the entertainment industry vs. female supporting character: a transmigrated true love

6. ...

Theme: It's all for the sake of studying