My Days as a Goofy Villain at the Interstellar Academy

Feng He, a longtime hospital resident, accidentally entered a sci-fi game world.

Genetic modification, mechanical bodies, and mental power determine one's place in the hierarchy.

Chilling mechs race through the universe, while beneath the Alliance's peaceful facade lies a bloody struggle for power.

She has two accounts:

The first account is a blast: a max-level character with mental power said to be the best in the universe, right from the start. She takes command of the No Light Star forces, fights her way out of an encirclement by Alliance elites, then gleefully battles all the way to Alliance headquarters, intending to establish a new world.

Of course, for one reason or another, she comes within a hair's breadth of succeeding. But that's not the point. The point is that she plays this account until mental shock forces her offline.

And being forced offline would be bad enough, but Feng He is then forced to log into her second account.

The second account is... complicated. The System introduces it like this: The rise of No Light Star has alarmed the Alliance. You are a low-ranking military academy student, fiercely loyal to the Alliance. Pass the undercover-agent selection exam, then use your wits to help the Alliance wipe out No Light Star!

Feng He: "..."

The System crow flaps its wings: "One account has unparalleled combat prowess, the other exceptional intelligence. Perfect!"

Feng He slowly tightens her grip on the knife.

Is that even the problem? I'm fighting myself! This is completely absurd. System, don't run!

The System crow flaps away as fast as it can: "Help, caw!"

Coming soon: "After Transmigrating Into a Book, the Male Leads All Want to Be My Son" is next door. Add it to your collection!

(The blurb has been screen-recorded.)

Theme: Never give up hope in desperate circumstances