Isn't This a Game? How Come You Guys are Really Cultivating Immortality?

Song Jiulai traveled to a world of immortal cultivation and became the sole heir to a small, dilapidated sect.

With no money, no spirit stones, and no resources, she was so poor that even a dog would despise her.

Fortunately, a golden finger system appeared, demanding she lead the sect to prosperity, promising to boost her power. And then, it was gone.

Not even a single low-grade spirit stone was given. Song Jiulai:

Why don't I just jump off a cliff and start over?

System: No rush. You can find people from other worlds to join your sect and help you, as long as they're willing.

Song Jiulai: ...any world will do?

System: Yes, but they must not reveal my existence or anything about the quest.

Song Jiulai: I have a plan!

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In 2024, a gaming website on Blue Star

announced the official launch of an open beta test for the massive new virtual immortal cultivation game "Starting with a Broken Sect." Currently limited to 50 players! First come, first served!

Players: ???

What kind of crappy game dares to call itself virtual? These days, manufacturers are using every possible means to boost their advertising!

A few days later, the trending search topic #Mom, give me a spot# was trending.

Mom, I'm dying, and before I die, I want to play Po Zong Men. Please fulfill this dying wish of mine!

At first, everyone thought this was just a game.

What if I don't have enough cultivation at the beginning? No problem, we'll develop technology first and use it to fight against the immortals!

But let's make it clear, everyone plays games.

If you guys take off on a flying sword in real life, I'll be furious!