Cultivating Immortality Through Text: Becoming an Immortal Emperor with Infinite Saves

[Cultivation for All] [Text-Based Game] [Save and Reload] [Death Sync]

That day, the government issued an order: everyone was to enter Immortal Domain Continent.

When a game character dies, its player dies in real life too.

Lin Feng is an outer-sect furnace from the start, about to be drained dry by the Eldest Senior Sister.

[1. Beg on your knees]

[2. Turn and run]

[3. Offer yourself willingly]

All three paths lead to death.

But he can save and reload.

[Game saved. Current timeline locked. Save slots remaining: 2/3]

He begs on his knees and is strangled to death with a red silk sash. Reload.

He turns and runs, and is beaten to death with clubs. Reload.

He offers himself willingly, and is sucked dry. Reload.

After trying more than a dozen ways to die, he manages to talk his way out of the clutches of a murderous witch by making up an ancient hidden estate.

Then he uses a family fishing manual to get on the good side of a Nascent Soul Grand Elder.

Other people rely on luck to play games. He relies on reloading.

Until one day, a government announcement appears:

“The threats in the game are infiltrating the real world. We don't know how long the window of time will last, but it won't be long.”

Lin Feng looks down at his legs, which have just regained feeling, and silently opens the save menu.

“Then I'll save a few more times, die a few more times, and carve out a few more ways forward.”