My Virtual Pet Game Became Real, and My Yandere Apprentice Is Coming to Kill Me Through the Internet

[The Game Becomes Reality + Deluded Misunderstandings + Roguelike Character Progression]

Su Yun is forced to take over a dilapidated sect on the verge of extinction in a mysterious game called Ancestral Dao of the Heavens.

He wants to pick a “Nine-Tailed Fox Spirit” and go wild, but the System says his fortune is too low?

Then he'll pick a “Doomsday Demon Lord” and conquer the world, but the System says his merit is in the negative.

With no other choice, he has to grit his teeth and choose the only “righteous path lone survivor”: the last holy maiden of the Heavenly Sword Sect.

Like a father raising his daughter, he watches the tearful little sword cultivator, a support character who can do nothing but cry, grow step by step into the “Fairy Qingying,” who suppresses countless worlds.

Looking at the paper character on his screen, whose gaze is turning more and more sultry and whose affection meter has long since shot through the roof, Su Yun feels a deep sense of accomplishment.

But as the game progresses, he gradually realizes something is wrong.

Why do the talismans he casually doodles on scrap paper actually summon heavenly lightning in the game?

Why do the Nine-Tailed Sky Fox and the Demon Queen on the screen look more and more like they want to devour him?

Only when the game starts reflecting reality, and Su Yun sees his “disobedient disciples” fighting jealously over him in his home, does he finally put down his brush:

“Um... Is it still possible to delete my account and start over?”