A friend recommended the full-dive game "Immortal Path" to Xie Fan. He was delighted by the game's scenery and character models, but an even more "delightful" surprise was in store: the game could affect reality.
At the same time, Xie Fan gained a unique talent that let him sense opportunities and potential dangers in the game.
But as he delved deeper into the game, Xie Fan discovered that its opportunities came with a catch.
While ordinary players were congratulating themselves on getting high-tier cultivation manuals through unexpected opportunities,
Xie Fan was horrified to discover that the manuals were actually a contingency plan for ancient cultivators to resurrect, and anyone who practiced them was just expendable material.
And that was not all.
High-level cultivators scattered cultivation manuals as bait to lure people into blessed grottos.
Ancient Immortal Lords left behind relics as a contingency plan to restore their strength.
Even the inconspicuous pills people traded every day had something wrong with them.
Years later, when other players were being tricked by the game's NPCs and crying their eyes out,
Xie Fan patted his chest in quiet relief. Thank goodness I sold that Heaven-tier cultivation manual early on.
Threatened into infiltrating, then contacted via a note demanding 10 spirit stones? If the protagonist refuses, will the other infiltrator self-destruct? The contact information wasn't provided in the first place; won't the protagonist pretend to be oblivious? Or is this just a case of feigning ignorance?
Xie Fan: Okay, since you're so generous, I can't be stingy either. Although I can't tell you the complete information, I can reveal some of it. You're amazing! If you really wanted to be a saint, you should have revealed this world-changing secret to the world, instead of telling everyone the secret just because someone gave you a basic cultivation manual 😅 and then that person accidentally leaked it after getting the secret. So careless!
Before leaving, Mo Xiaoxiao glanced at the chat history on her phone and suddenly felt a little guilty. The big boss told me not to tell anyone about this. Does this mean I'm breaking my agreement with him? But then, Mo Xiaoxiao shook her head and thought to herself. How can this be considered that I told her? It was clearly Yao Yao who peeked, and Yao Yao isn't exactly a stranger, so... I don't think so! The big shot above is the main character.
Having read up to chapter 11, it's alright; the logic is sound, and the plot is quite intricate. However, the three martial arts techniques are too sinister and ruthless, making it less satisfying. Therefore, the rating is only 5.7. In other words, the plot's twists and turns are too numerous and lack depth. There were some good parts later on, where someone was pushed down.
The main character is a pig.
The plot logic is very well written.
When will they sell Heavenly Rank cultivation techniques? _(•̀ω•́"∠)_
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Pretty good, I support it! 👍
It's too short, a bit like the one with the text-based martial arts theme, but it's not bad.