After transmigrating into the sole surviving heir of a small sect that was wiped out, Lin Mo thought his life was over.
Luckily, he activated the [Sect Management Simulator] and could summon “players” from another world.
From then on, the cultivation world began to go off the rails.
While everyone else faced tribulations as if their lives depended on it, my players formed groups to explore new territory, treating heavenly lightning like a boss to grind.
When enemies sent spies to infiltrate us, the players mistook them for “hidden elite monsters” and beat them senseless until they questioned their life choices.
The sect short on funds? Wealthy players transferred real-world money, begging me to exchange their contribution points for spirit stones.
Watching these troublemakers treat the cultivation world like a fully immersive game, Lin Mo fell silent.
He quietly concealed his true cultivation level and smiled as he gave the players a new quest:
“Go on, conquer that rival sect. The first-clear rewards are generous.”
Years later, after the players had swept through the Myriad Worlds, they finally noticed a problem:
Was their “Sect Master” actually the biggest BOSS in the game?
And what secret was hidden inside that ancestral jade pendant?
In the early stage, the combat power is too broken for ordinary people to defeat the foundation-building monks. In other immortality novels, the foundation-building monks dare to call themselves ancestors in the early stage.