Simulating the Heroines of the Heavens

Game designer Su Jin develops a game aimed at women: The Heroine Simulator.

The game’s world is vast beyond measure.

Its settings include xianxia, fantasy, mythology, modern cities, history, the Republican era, anime, and countless others.

At the start, the game System randomly generates a world, a background, and an identity for the player.

Players then role-play and experience lives unlike their own through these different identities.

Of course, since it’s a game aimed at women, the protagonist is almost always female, no matter what scenario is simulated. Male-player scenarios may become available if you trigger a secret event, but they’re rare.

Entertainment star, Republican-era prodigy, noblewoman from a marquis’s household, tsundere heroine, holy maiden of an immortal sect, naive female demon, interstellar fleet captain...

If you can imagine it, the simulator has it.

The game became a huge hit and won widespread acclaim, making all of Su Jin’s hard work worthwhile.

But Su Jin never imagined he would transmigrate into the very game he had created.