I Went Viral Across the Stars Thanks to China's Bigwigs

Xu Huiyan transmigrates into an interstellar romance novel full of angst, becoming the very heroine who keeps getting abused again and again but still refuses to give up, despite clearly having something wrong with her head.

To avoid following this nauseating plot, Xu Huiyan binds herself to a System and takes on the task of developing a small planet into the top tourist destination in the stars.

Interstellar tourism comes in all kinds of forms, but Xu Huiyan sets her sights on Chinese culture.

At first, she only wants to add a tiny bit of cultural flair to tourist attractions and make them better known.

Unfortunately, the great figures of Chinese history take things a little too far...

Fan 1: My Qinglian Jushi is the best. If you disagree, come at me: "Ten steps, one kill; a thousand miles, not a trace."

Fan 2: Dongpo Jushi watches the show with a plate of Dongpo pork: "Bamboo staff and straw sandals are lighter than a horse. What have I to fear?"

Fan 3: Li Changji, young as he is: "I know not how high the blue sky is, nor how deep the yellow earth."

Fan 4: What are you poetry fans even arguing about? No one compares to Pu Songling.

Guan Hanqing, Zhuge Liang, Feng Menglong, Nuwa, Sun Wukong...

Every time Xu Huiyan develops a new tourist attraction, another group of fans starts arguing on her Starblog. Nobody cares that her main business is tourism!

[Reading Guide]

1. A slice-of-life farming story.

2. Any unreasonable settings are the original text's fault, not this author's (not really).

3. There is a male lead, but he has little screen time.

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Theme: You have to love yourself first to be happy