I Became a Big Shot Through Swimming

Two upcoming novels (full blurbs below): A Director from the Republic of China, The Ordinary Female Supporting Character Calls the Police Every Day

[Updates around 6 p.m. daily. Six thousand words a day, and six thousand after signing a contract, possibly ten thousand a day. (If there’s no update, I’ll post a leave notice.)]

After her Book Transmigration, Liang Qinming focused on one thing: figuring out how to avoid the original novel’s plot as much as possible.

She started working toward that goal as soon as she entered primary school at six.

By chance, she found her way to a swimming pool.

But she never expected that from the moment the water closed over her body, the pool would become an inseparable part of her life.

Until, in the end, she gave everything for it, holding nothing back.

The individual medley has always been a battleground for the strongest swimmers, the toughest competitors, and the greatest talents from around the world.

In this era of stars, everyone knew that whoever claimed the crown would be the one to make swimming history.

Yet, when no one was paying attention, someone once again broke through the Western countries’ blockade, adding an Asian name to a list full of white athletes.

From national records (NR), to Asian records (AR), championship records (CR), and finally Olympic records (OR) and world records (WR), Liang Qinming took one step at a time, carrying her sweat, tears, and pain as she ascended to the throne that was hers.

Years later, adorned with glory and holding multiple world records as well as the title of the world’s number one female swimmer, Liang Qinming stood in the swimming arena as the cheers gradually faded. Looking down at the clear blue water, she tensed her body and prepared to start, just as she always had.

“Take your mark.”

No matter how many times she started over, Liang Qinming would never have expected that the model from her previous life, who had nearly been “starved to death” over her figure, could become a top athlete in this life.

After all, at first, all she wanted was to avoid the original novel’s plot and eat her fill of meat.

But she knew all too well that once someone like her stepped onto the competitive stage, she would give it everything she had, even if it meant burning through her life.

[Note]

This story is not based on real people.

Two new upcoming novels

A Director from the Republic of China

Shot in the back, Su Daoshui arrived in an entirely new world.

From 1941 to 2000.

From the age of 21 to a newborn baby.

When she opened her eyes to this world again, she saw a place that was completely different, yet exactly the world she had dreamed of.

Skyscrapers towered above bustling streets, full of traffic and people.

No war, no gunfire, no bloodshed or violence.

Once the shock wore off, she remembered the long-buried dream she had first cherished.

To become a director.

Even if she only made soap operas and remained an unremarkable little director.

For that, she decided to start working hard from childhood.

Perhaps Heaven took pity on her and gave her a pretty good starting point.

Both her parents worked in the entertainment industry.

Her father was a Hong Kong movie star, and her mother was a host at the Beijing TV station.

But her good start never made her slack off.

At five, she began seriously studying famous Chinese and foreign films.

At ten, she accompanied her father to a film set for the first time, observing the director at work.

At fifteen, she successfully joined a production crew and did her first unpaid odd jobs.

At seventeen, she was accepted into a film program.

At the same time, Su Daoshui officially began her journey as a genius director.

From television dramas to films, from commercial movies to arthouse films, from idol dramas to historical dramas.

In every field that interested her, she pushed herself to the limit.

“Most Promising New Director,” “Director of Ten-Billion-Yuan Box Office Hits,” “Ratings Chart Topper,” “A Winner of Countless Awards”...

Starting on the mainland, she made her way to Hong Kong and Taiwan, and then onto the international stage.

Until she etched her name into film history: Su Daoshui.

The Ordinary Female Supporting Character Calls the Police Every Day (Book Transmigration)

Xiang Chu, female, renowned hacker, deceased at age twenty-eight.

Reborn, she got a much nicer name than in her previous life... names, actually.

At seven, she awakened to the fact that she had transmigrated into the world of an old-school tragic romance novel.

Everyone here casually had hundreds of millions to their name. Every male lead came from a family of billionaires, acted like an arrogant tyrant, and many of them even had ties to both the underworld and the legitimate world.

There were so many criminals that she, who had skirted the edges of the law in her previous life, now seemed like a law-abiding citizen.

At twenty, she returned to the continent where she was born.

The first thing she did upon setting foot on this land was personally send one of the male leads to prison.

Soon, there was a second, then a third...

Until she had cleaned up all the trash on this land.

PS: The heroine is not a kind or righteous person. She leans more toward chaotic neutral and can even resort to any means necessary at times.

[Probably the next one I’ll update?!] The Supporting Character Becomes a Firefighter [Book Transmigration]: An apocalypse powerhouse with special abilities transmigrates into a book and becomes a firefighter.

[One of the next candidates?] The Only Daughter in a Novel Set in the 1960s: In the 1960s, she works as a drone designer and helps advance the aviation industry alongside her parents.

Designer of the 1990s: She becomes an interior designer in the 1990s.

A Director from the Republic of China: A progressive young woman rediscovers her dream of directing and vows to become an internationally renowned director.

The Ordinary Female Supporting Character Calls the Police Every Day (Book Transmigration): After transmigrating into a book, she “sends off” male lead after male lead.

Becoming the Jewelry Queen of Hong Kong (1960s): A scapegoat office worker transmigrates into the body of a rich heiress. She fights for power within the company, navigates danger beyond it, and climbs to the top step by step.

Queen of the Stage: After returning from the apocalypse, she charges full speed toward a career as an actress.

Theme: Never give up, and never admit defeat.