The other PCs were a flesh eating demon, an incredibly violent rhino man, and an insane and paranoid gun-slinging cowboy.

My child PC was the only one capable of not antagonizing every NPC we needed to work with.

More than once I've made a PC that is less serious, and then find that the other PCs in the party are still way more chaotic than me, and I have to be in charge.

That's how my Savage Worlds character Benny, the literal child with incredible luck powers became the face of the PC mercenary company.

hear me out

Love the character concept.
Be a great PC in a lot of fantasy games.
Next time, I'm starting a fantasy game, maybe you can bring them to the table.

That's true. I do play and love GURPS, but even if you aren't using the system, a lot of their source books are full of useful ideas and information. This is especially true of their older editions with books like GURPS Celtic Myth, and GURPS Imperial Rome, and GURPS Japan, and more.

If it was just the outfit (she removed the armband in the final model), then that could be different. It is a look that is used in a lot of anime or fetish stuff as like "generic evil military." And Vtubers can have Villainous personas.

But her whining about woke and snowflakes is to much.

This is the only type of machine I will tolerate writing emails. Very cool.

I am pretty sure that they are at least one of those things.

I think so.

It's also just really helpful for me when creating fantasy monsters. Finding a similar animal to work with as a starting point.

I assume you are talking about Animalia in GURPS?
One of my favorite resources for running GURPS.
www.panoptesv.com/RPGs/animali...

I'm also trying to find new people to play with, especially since I just moved and my new timezone makes it hard to play with my old friends as often as I would like, and it's hard to find new people to game with.

I agree with the sentiment. A trick I've used is to waste the PC's time, and not the table's.

When the players are running down a road to nowhere, have them make a roll and then based on that roll narrate them spending hours or days as appropriate before finding no sign of anything sus.

I don't follow everything he does, but everything I've ever seen of him makes me think he's a pretty cool guy.

In my Saturday GURPS game, one of the PCs is an Internet Demon, and she uses those spells, but I kinda of hand-wave the details at times. :P

I was much younger and dumber when I wrote them, and looking over them now, they have some issues, and are not organized cleanly.
It's really just a rough draft I never bothered to clean up.

GURPS Technomancer is a fun setting. I've never actually ran a campaign in it, but I was working with a friend to update the setting's timeline to the modern day.

I actually wrote a whole set of Internet spells for GURPS for that setting. I've used the spells, but still never ran the setting.

Have you heard of "Legends of Wulin?"
I only played it once like a decade ago and it is probably more Wuxia than Xianxia but might work for what you have in mind. It had a pretty unique set of mechanics from what I remember.

I believe this was explicitly true in the later rulebooks for 3.X D&D

It's been a really long time since I looked at those books, but lots of the gods were stated out (as like level 40+) and there were rules for Ranks of Divinity and they required a certain amount to worshippers to maintain a Rank.