Yun Shu transmigrated to the cultivation world and became the good-for-nothing sect leader of a bankrupt sect, surrounded by powerful enemies and penniless.
Fortunately, she came with a game admin System that could turn the entire cultivation continent into a full-dive game.
So she summoned a horde of Fourth Calamity players from Earth.
From then on, the whole world went completely off the rails. Alchemy? That's just advanced chemistry! Formations? Calculate the math first! Beast taming? Read Animal Behavior Psychology! While the geniuses of other sects were still getting tangled up in love, her players were already using OKR performance reviews to crush the competition. When the Demon Venerable tore open the sky and descended to destroy the world, the players drove up in explosive trucks and waved enthusiastically at him. “Hey, fellow Earthling, want some gold?”
Yun Shu sat calmly at her admin console, watching the players wreck the cultivation world, and quietly typed in the next line of code. [System Announcement: The new expansion, “Sea of Stars,” is launching soon. All players, please prepare.]
I feel that the protagonist is of no use. It basically describes the players. The protagonist seems to be responsible for a network connection channel or something. The protagonist has very few scenes, and some of them seem to be forced into it.
The subject matter of the article is quite good, but it's a bit like reading a task schedule. It's a bit boring and lacks emotion, whether it's the protagonist or the supporting role.