Chinese Game Designer

History blogger Tao Le transmigrates to another world.

At first, when she learns she has to compete in a gaming tournament, she refuses. Then she discovers that her predecessor has only a three-digit balance in her bank account. "..."

Tao Le: It's me, the hottest judge in the history fandom and the wildest rising star in gaming.

In this world, China's heritage has been lost, and Western civilization dominates. Apocalypse horror, Greek mythology, cyberpunk... China's influence on the international literary scene has dwindled.

No one expected a game designer to burst onto the scene, taking the world by storm with games as disruptive as a landslide.

Five thousand years of history forged a mighty China.

In Song-Jin: Turmoil, players fight the Jin army, follow Yue Fei, and rebel against Zhao Jiu to become the coolest kid in the Song dynasty.

Dream Journal of a Noblewoman in the Tang: Players go all out to support their favorite poets. The flourishing age of poetry becomes a fan frenzy on par with idol culture.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Players from every country tear their hair out trying to draw a high-rarity strategist card. Cards of Wolong and Fengchu shoot up to sky-high prices.

The twelve beauties of Dream of the Red Chamber are breathtaking. To change Lin Daiyu's tragic fate, netizens take to the internet to study Redology.

Warring States: Conquest: On this vast, boundless land, who will rule? Follow your chosen lord and help him unify the realm!

Players: "What do I need to do to raise the First Emperor? Is building the Epang Palace enough?"

"Li Bai is my god! Don't stop me, I'm opening the Tang dynasty's number one tavern!"

"Did you drop this Prime Minister, this Cao Cao, or this Han-dynasty succubus?"

"I got the ending where Sister Daiyu dies again. What do I do qaq? Can someone write a guide to give her a happy ending?"

Reading guide:

1. Most of the games adapt historical elements, but you don't need to know history. This is really just a lighthearted, satisfying read.

2. The heroine has a slight everyone-loves-her quality.

Please add my upcoming stories to your shelves!

"Becoming the Crown Princess in Ancient Worlds"

Gaming enthusiast Lin Zhi receives a closed beta invitation from a mysterious company.

She'll experience how to ascend the throne in an ancient-world game as a princess of royal blood.

In the Qing dynasty world, she is Yinreng's full sister.

Because she looks so much like her late mother, Kangxi dotes on her from childhood, cherishing her as if she might melt in his mouth or break in his hands.

His favoritism becomes second nature, raising this spoiled princess to be utterly unruly, daring even to covet the throne.

In the Song dynasty world, she is the only daughter born to Empress Cao after a difficult labor.

After tragedy takes one child after another, the plain-looking empress miraculously gives birth to a lively, healthy little princess born with superhuman strength. The old father, Emperor Renzong, bursts into tears.

So when his daughter comes of age, she forces her way into the palace and stages a rebellion to seize the Dragon Throne from her own father. The old man can only grit his teeth and accept it.

In the Ming dynasty world, she is the second daughter of Consort Wan and Emperor Xianzong.

After their only son dies, they treasure their hard-won daughter like the apple of their eye.

Even when she defies convention, keeps a private army, and takes male lovers, Emperor Xianzong can't bring himself to say a harsh word to her.

In the end, when Zhi Zhi grows bored and wants to try sitting on the crown prince's throne, her consort's tears and threats of suicide leave Emperor Xianzong, both husband and daughter-slave, with no choice but to pretend to be gravely ill and try to hand the regency to his beloved daughter.

(More worlds to come.)

Theme: Spread Chinese civilization in another world