Lu, a Student at Saint Skye Academy

[The next book I'll be opening is I'm Number One on the Leaderboard of the Big Shots in Feel-Good Novels. If you're interested, feel free to add it to your collection. There are other upcoming books on my author page, too.]

It's another freshman season at Saint Sker Academy, the mysterious school for people with supernatural abilities.

This year, Saint Sker is livelier than ever. A cool, bespectacled girl with thick lenses has become the center of attention. The student clubs are each showing off their talents, while the academy's various factions begin fighting both openly and behind the scenes.

Lu Renjia, whose unremarkable enrollment report lists her ability as water manipulation, stands quietly below, watching it all.

Transmigrating into a book means her future is destined to be anything but ordinary.

Saint Sker Academy, whose students range from newborns to those several centuries old, is about to usher in a new era.

Lu hands a fresh poster to a girl passing by.

"Hey, want a haircut?"

Many years later, a legend still circulates around the world: the new era of human fashion and aesthetics began with the girl from Saint Sker Academy.

Reading guide: This is an old-school supernatural academy story. It's not about hairstyling; that's just one of the elements.

Set in a fictional world, with plenty of author-created details. There's some romance, but not much. Please don't compare it to reality.

If you wonder how the heroine can do all these things, don't be surprised. There's a reason for it, but I'll keep it under wraps for now.

Upcoming book: I'm Number One on the Leaderboard of the Big Shots in Feel-Good Novels

One day, a "metaphysics" livestream appeared on the StarNet livestream channel. Because of its strange name, only a handful of viewers wandered in.

The streamer was beautiful, with a languid gaze and an imposing presence.

She parted her red lips and said, "Opening-day special: one Purple Sinking Mecha for a reading."

A Purple Sinking Mecha was worth ten thousand credits. The handful of viewers mocked the new streamer for being obsessed with money.

Just then, a message popped up in the chat.

[Do You Think You're Funny sent the streamer one Purple Sinking Mecha]

Do You Think You're Funny: The streamer sure knows how to make an entrance.

*

When the streamer invited Do You Think You're Funny to join her on stream, the few viewers assumed the donor was a rich, antisocial loner who lived in his parents' basement. Who else would casually give an unknown new streamer a Purple Sinking Mecha?

But as soon as the call connected, everyone else in the chat fell silent.

Holy crap, this guy was actually a gorgeous woman.

The streamer also fell silent for a moment at the sight of the stunning woman, who looked rather dejected.

Then she said, "You're about to suffer a serious calamity."

The dejected beauty replied, "Oh."

Then ten messages flashed across the chat in quick succession.

[Do You Think You're Funny sent the streamer one Scale-Clad Battleship] x10

The other viewers stared, dumbfounded, at the dejected beauty, whose expression hadn't changed in the slightest.

A single Scale-Clad Battleship was worth a hundred thousand credits!

The woman said casually, "Since I'm about to die, I might as well spend some money. Why does your livestream have a limit on gifts?"

*

Qi Sun inherited the Qi family's fortune at twenty and became the richest person in the interstellar world.

Being rich meant people kept an eye on her.

Living by the slacker's rule of "I could die any day, so I might as well spend it all now," Qi Sun began throwing money around.

Later, Qi Sun discovered that she seemed to keep stumbling across livestreams featuring big shots at the very start of their rise to fame.

From then on, she became the number-one supporter in the livestreams of one big shot after another, and never lost her place.

Core theme: Recognize your strengths, make use of them, and work hard to improve.