[Wuxia / Honkai: Star Rail] I Became the Martial Arts World's Leader by Outliving Everyone

The biggest game company under the Xianzhou Alliance has recently launched a brand-new full-immersion single-player game, All Under Heaven. It claims to combine the best of the Xianzhou Foxian illusion-butterfly technology and the Interastral Peace Corporation's latest innovations. Created by the industry's top development team, it promises players an entirely new experience. Ever since its release, it has taken the Alliance by storm. The game is said to draw inspiration from the many facets of life in the martial world during ancient times, before the Xianzhou native people left their home planet. The development team researched countless sources and sought out renowned inheritors of ancient martial arts for the combat choreography. They even invited the chief instructor of the Cloud Knights to help make the game. Players can actually learn ancient Xianzhou martial arts in it! Feiran had once been devoted to her dream of joining the Cloud Knights, but eventually set her sights on becoming a respected civil servant at the Divination Commission on the Luofu. The moment the game went on sale, she threw herself into it and became utterly hooked on mastering martial arts and founding her own school. What she never expected was that after playing it a few times, she would transmigrate with the game System! The System says the only way back is to earn the final achievement: "Martial World Champion." Feiran, who had only chosen to take the civil service exam because she wasn't physically fit enough for anything else: ...If I outlive them all and become the oldest and most senior, does that count as being the champion? Martial world residents: Why can that mechanical fish fly? Feiran: How should I know? Ask the Artisanship Commission. Martial world residents: Why is your sword so flashy and colorful? Feiran: Ask the Artisanship Commission, the people who like making firearms look like melee weapons. Martial world residents: Why... Martial world residents: Got it. Ask the Artisanship Commission. Feiran: Hey, hey! You can ask me about fortune-telling. That's what I do for a living! Also known as: "Could a Civil Service Position in the Xianzhou Possibly Be Kept for a Hundred Years?" "Better to Bet on the Astral Express Changing Course and Picking Me Up Than to Rely on the System" "It's All Aha's Fault for Being So Shameless" "Could I Join the Cloud Knights After I Get Back?" No romance. Everyone's relationship is platonic. The Xianzhou appears only as a setting, and Honkai: Star Rail does not feature much. The heroine is a local Xianzhou native, just an ordinary Xianzhou civil servant. Theme: Seeing the world from a different perspective