Rise of Qingyun: It All Depends on the Players

Mo Yuan, a social beast, takes on the role of the leader of the Qingyun Sect, which is on the verge of collapse. The only remaining subordinates are his stupid junior brother and his seven-year-old talisman-drawing junior sister. The sect was so poor that even mice would avoid it. Because of the jade seal given by the old sect leader before his death, he was bound to the "Blue Star Player Summoning System". As soon as players went online, their style of painting deviated: some asked to change the skin of the sect leader, and some complained that the Taoist temple should be decorated with krypton gold. Mo Yuan simply "opened the server" of the sect. Players killed monsters to increase his cultivation level, and spent money to build him up and repair his spiritual veins. Medical students refined ICU-level healing elixirs, and programmers used C language to write god-killing talismans, which directly maxed out the sect's contribution points. The Demon Cult from the north is attacking, and players are holding Gatling arrows to grab the first kill; the Demon Court in the South is questioning the crime, and the Internet of Ten Thousand Formations forces the Demon King to live broadcast social shaking. The second junior brother awakened his bloodline and destroyed the mountain, and became an "Internet celebrity" rewarded by players. Everyone in the world of cultivating immortals is frightened, but the disciples of the Qingyun Sect rely on the "Resurrection Armor" and strange tricks to beat the big boss - the saint of the Demon God Sect was made to cry by the "purification plug-in" Holy Light, and the Kunlun elder was trapped in the crowdfunding formation and was "defeated" on the live broadcast. Looking at the sect's level of 99 and the posts from players urging cross-server PK, Mo Yuan reluctantly opened a new dungeon: "As long as you are happy, we have to rely on these gods to revive the sect!"