I Renew My Life in the Republic of China

[Republic of China daily life · golden finger sign-ins · space · relaxed comedy · youthful years · wealth-building]

This is a Republic of China daily-life story, focused on warmth, ease, and getting rich; it is not a power-fantasy story, and there is no yuri romance line. The romance line only appears very late, and the focus is on the heroine’s growth.

Bad news: Ji Shaowei transmigrated, and into the Republic of China at that.

Good news: she transmigrated into a Republic of China game she had already spent real money on, and she has a sign-in golden finger and monthly rewards!

Only, what does it mean that she is forced to keep paying for a monthly card?!

Other people transmigrate into games to fall in love; she transmigrated into a game to strategize for survival!

At a horse-racing track she bets on an underdog, at a Lu residence banquet she solves a case in public, and she partners with her target character to do business. She turns the target character’s favorability into a business partner’s trust.

Sign-in item? Exchange it for money.

Favorability goes up? Bring them in to invest.

A paying player never does a losing deal; every bit of favorability must be monetized.

A slow-burn Republic of China daily-life story: everyday life, campus life, business life.

Sign in to stay alive, make money first.

Ji Shaowei reflects on herself three times a day:

Did anyone’s favorability rise today?

Has the monthly card been renewed?

Have I saved enough silver dollars?

Every day is another day of trying hard to live.

(Please read the author’s note in the first chapter for warnings.)

The theme of this story: no matter where you are, you should work hard to live your life well.