Lu Ming transmigrates into the world of A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality, with a game called Do You Want to Cultivate?
[Cultivation] Automatically cultivate without end and level up on the path to immortality.
[Storage] Stack identical items in storage. Time stands still inside, and anything you can lift can be put into a slot. It’s practically infinite space.
[Spiritual Roots] Each time one of the five spiritual roots levels up, the corresponding type of technique becomes 5% more effective. It’s absurdly powerful.
[Techniques] Stack attributes and become invincible in body and flesh.
[Cave Abode] Produce five kinds of resources without limit, with all sorts of wondrous functions in the immortal residence.
[Immortal Encounters] Refresh secret realms without limit and obtain endless resources. Exploit bugs to travel freely among the lower, middle, and upper realms, and explore the boundless Chaos.
The fusion of the game and the cultivation world creates all kinds of bugs, and items taken out of the game can have wondrous effects in the cultivation world.
Many years later.
Golden Core cultivators are as common as dogs in the human realm, and Nascent Soul cultivators are everywhere. The realm constantly sends top talent at the peak of the Divine Transformation stage to the middle realm.
Cultivators from realms at every level sneak into the human realm to work or trade for resources.
They enter all kinds of terrifying secret realms to grind, process materials from all sorts of monsters, and craft magical treasures, talismans, formation disks...
Main storyline: Create a cultivation clan, establish a merchant alliance, found a sacred cultivation ground, set up an adventurers’ guild, and connect countless realms...
1. The story’s logic is a little weak. The early part follows the animated version, the pacing is extremely fast, and the cheat is insanely powerful with no restrictions!
2. The plot has been changed beyond recognition to avoid trouble.
3. Do You Want to Cultivate? is an idle cultivation game. If you haven’t played similar games, it may be a little difficult to follow.
4. Feel free to point out any problems and I’ll fix them. If you have any fun plot ideas, I can try to work them in. The author is open to suggestions.
