Also known as: Successfully Joining the F4 of Shuijing Academy
Also known as: A Starstruck Girl Risks Her Life Online
She transmigrates into a chaotic age and opens her eyes in a heap of corpses. Pang Jun can only think, this is seriously messed up. She had thought that with a Star-Chasing System, she could make a name for herself in the Three Kingdoms.
But who knew she wouldn't even start out as a person? She was just a little fox that looked like a Samoyed! On the first day, she nearly got trampled by a horse. On the second, she almost got crushed by a shield. On the third, a lawless brute with a leopard's head and round eyes nearly skinned her. At last, she realized what a useless little creature she was and fled into the mountains to escape disaster.
Even good foxes get rewarded. After saving someone's life, Pang Jun finally gained a human identity: the daughter of Pang Degong.
Only then did Pang Jun realize that her social circle really was a circle. Fengchu became her cousin, the little tyrant (crossed out) Kongming was her sister-in-law's younger brother, and Xu Shu, Xu Yuanzhi, came knocking to study. Pang Jun had successfully joined the "F4 of Shuijing Academy."
The Star-Chasing System's glamorous intermission
Earn painting skill points to capture the splendid beauty of Jiangdong's Little Conqueror and the Handsome Zhou!
Unlock martial arts talent to ride on horseback in full glory, charging across the battlefield with her idols!
Explore the technological skill tree: mine ore and coal, forge metal and craft tools, and build windmills and waterworks to benefit the people!
Pang Jun's motto: Star-chasing is fun for a while, but risking your life is fun forever!
A mix of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, historical records, and folk legends, set in an alternate history. If that's not your thing, please move along.
A lighthearted, sweet story with a fast-paced plot, while trying to avoid mindless wish fulfillment.
The Shu Han faction takes center stage. The author is soft-hearted and will try to show the bright spots of every faction, Wei, Shu, and Wu.
Comments and suggestions are welcome, especially if you spot a bug. The author can tell the difference between kind reminders, fair criticism, and pointless attacks. (In fact, readers' impressions often point out problems I wouldn't have noticed on my own.)
Theme: Beginning with heroic spirit, ending with idealism
