The large-scale, highly realistic simulation game Realm of Heaven and Earth is about to launch.
Here, the Heavenly Dao is collapsing, and the Age of Dharma Decline looms like a shadow. The road to immortality is elusive: Daoist palaces hang among the highest heavens, where young talents compete to keep their Dao hearts unstained. A flash of flying swords speaks of an obsession with immortality, but also of strife between sects. Great demons fight for survival, driving armies of monsters and fiends whose blades tear through human cities.
In the mortal world, war fires flare. Ordinary martial artists draw the dragon aura of their nation's fortune into their bodies, wielding the power of heaven and earth with mortal frames to protect their homes and nation, and forge a Great Wall of flesh and blood!
Lu Jiu, a gaming expert who knows a little about every kind of game, embarks on the path of cultivation after trying this groundbreaking interactive game.
But the more he plays, the more real it feels.
Is this really a game world?
As a player, Lu Jiu has no golden finger, only a gaming helmet that lets him bring others in to play online.
Though the way it works is a little unusual.
“What? My spirit sword stole your senior brother's spirit fruit? Go ask the sword for it. Why are you coming to me?”
“What? My puppet spied on Junior Sister Mu bathing at Xuanyuan Peak? Ahem, then I suppose we'd better burn it to ashes.”
The cultivation world has gained a virtuous yet slightly flawed cultivator. But he's already reached the pinnacle, so being lecherous and greedy is a minor flaw, right?
Lu Jiu: “Ever since I learned this was a cultivation world, all I wanted was to cultivate properly!”
