Fellow Daoist, Want to Play Match-Three?

Su Muyu of the Qingyun Sect is probably the most “dejected” inner disciple in the cultivation world. Her father died in the demonic path years ago, her mother mysteriously disappeared when she was still a baby, and even the two senior brothers in her sect look at her more coldly than they would a stone. While other people reach Foundation Establishment in three years and bask in glory, she’s been stuck at the second level of Qi Refining for just as long, practically a walking catalogue of life’s disappointments.

No one knows that this disappointed soul leads a double life behind the scenes. By day, she’s an inconspicuous nobody in the Qingyun Sect. By night, she’s a double agent stirring up turmoil between the righteous and demonic factions. And no one could have guessed that the casual little spiritual-herb matching game she made, Weed Out the Weeds, would become a sensation across the Three Realms before her spy missions did

The grandmaster of artifact refining loses so badly he’s ready to curse, while the young demonic lord stays up all night spending spirit stones on power-ups. Even the sect leader posts a bounty in a fit of rage, all to clear the last three Dreamshade Herbs.

Watching cultivators go crazy over her game, Su Muyu quietly rolls out the sequels:

Cloudstep Windrunner turns sword-flying cultivators into racing addicts, giving her a chance to learn the weaknesses in every sect’s sword techniques;

Battle Royale turns secret realms into “survival arenas,” and the player location map helps her catch the mole who’s been hiding in plain sight;

Witness the cultivation world’s massive daily deep dive into gaming addiction.