Making My Debut in Another World Through Cultural Exports

In the Victorian era of the nineteenth century, the gears of the Industrial Revolution turned slowly and silently, and cities awoke amid steam and coal smoke. Fog shrouded the towering chimneys. The gods watched with cold eyes, silent and unmoved. Elena awoke from her sleep, having become a vampire about to be hunted by humans. She took up her quill. A lady’s fantasies drifted between the bed curtains, tales of the dead echoed at midnight, and Cinderella danced lightly through the music hall. And she would make vampires into legends of the age, immortal icons. Old synopsis Elena woke up one day and transmigrated to the Victorian era, becoming a red-skinned vampire with fangs. To escape the fate of being hanged, she had to earn the favor of the gods. The goddess of beauty wanted to expand her influence, so Elena brought out paper dolls to dress up, released SSR cards, collaborated with a tailor shop, and set fashion trends. The goddess enjoyed erotic works, so Elena drew a certain Korean comic and swept her pen across the page: “Madam, surely you wouldn’t want...” The goddess of the dead loved human fear. Elena wrote urban legends, hired the dead, built haunted houses, and designed ghost-hunting tours that promised a completely authentic experience, with no false advertising. To rehabilitate the vampires’ ugly image, she staged plays like Romeo and the Vampire and Phantom of the Opera, doing her best to turn vampires into pop idols. When the vampires saw Elena’s business spread across the country and vampires become popular throughout the city, the reclusive undead, merfolk, elves, dwarves, and others couldn’t sit still either. They all came to her for help: “Hey, we’re useless. Take us along!” Reader’s guide 1. The heroine will become more beautiful. 2. Three thousand words updated daily at six every evening. Theme: No matter how dire your circumstances, never give up hope.