[I haven't figured out the blurb yet. The core idea is probably a Tang dynasty story with fantasy elements and high martial power but low magic.]
Blurb:
Li Huining was pulling an all-nighter grinding through a game when she died suddenly. She woke up to find she'd transmigrated into the full-dive game she'd played before her death, complete with the game's interface and max-level xianxia skills waiting to be unlocked.
Woohoo, a powerhouse from the start!
She transmigrated to the reign of Emperor Gaozong of Tang, with wealthy parents, an elite family background, and two mystical, eccentric masters. When Li Huining opened her third eye to read her family's fate, she discovered that of the six people in her family, her parents, older brother, and two younger brothers all had purple halos above their heads and the destiny of emperors. She was the only one who didn't.
A completionist with only a passing knowledge of history, Li Huining refused to accept this: she wanted to become an emperor too.
Li Huining asked her father, "Dad, do you want to be emperor?"
He told her to go play somewhere else.
Li Huining turned to her mother. "Mom, I can see you have the destiny to become emperor. I'll help you take the throne. Will you make me Crown Princess?"
Li Huining's mother, surnamed Wu: "?!"
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In the fifth year of Yonghui, Lady Wu gave birth to a daughter, accompanied by strange omens. The Emperor and Lady Wu were delighted. A few months later, the princess died, and the palace was plunged into grief. The next day, the princess came back to life, amid golden light and wind and rain. The Emperor urgently summoned Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng to the palace for a private audience.
Yuan and Li: "The princess is no ordinary child. She is an immortal reborn."
The Emperor and Lady Wu asked eagerly, "Which immortal?"
Yuan and Li: "The Star of Destruction."
The Emperor and Lady Wu: "?"
Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng both said that the princess was the reincarnation of the Seven Killings star general. Naturally active and exceptionally gifted, she should be raised outside the palace, where her innate spirit would not be stifled. When the time was right, the princess would bring the Tang dynasty an age of unprecedented prosperity.
Theme: The Tang dynasty at its height, the Tang dynasty at its height!