I'm Helping You Cultivate, So Why Are You Getting Physical with Me in Real Life, Fairy?

[Game System, dual perspectives, character development, lighthearted comedy, mistaken reverence, mostly everyday life] Qin He takes part in the final closed beta of a game called Record of a Fairy’s Cultivation. The characters in the game feel incredibly real and even fight monsters and progress through the story on their own. Sometimes the AI is hopeless, though, and he has to take over manually. The game also has one other flaw: the story scenes often can’t be skipped. In another world, Li Qiuer finds that her body often moves against her will, performing strange and absurd actions. A being from the Heavenly Dao is controlling her fate.

Later, Qin He discovers that the characters he created in the game’s first three betas have appeared in it too: the righteous female sword immortal from the first beta, the female diviner from the second, and the female empress of the demonic path from the third. Something seems off, though. Why are they all so fixated on someone called the Heavenly Dao? In the game, he is an all-powerful Heavenly Dao, but in real life, he’s just a weakling. Now he’s panicking: the characters he created back then are coming to confront him in person.