From the Start as a Beggar, My Goal Is to Become an Immortal!

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I Want to Ask the Immortals is the most popular, high-freedom cultivation simulator in the interstellar era. Its difficulty is just as renowned as its popularity. Once the game begins, players are forbidden from spending money or reloading saves, leaving them with only two choices: become an immortal or die.

At first, players are full of ambition, swearing to conquer everything!

Three months later, the entire player base has given up. They have only one goal left: recruit more people to help add to 108 Ways to Die Suddenly in the Cultivation World!

After an enthusiastic online acquaintance recommends it, the skeptical Shan He, the absolute game demon, opens Ask the Immortals.

To save money, she even turns down the one-star-coin random identity bonus from the start.

Becoming an immortal? That's easy, just a little

System notification:

"Congratulations, you've triggered Hell Mode."

"Congratulations, you've been born. Your identity is 'an anonymous beggar, starving and freezing.'"

"Congratulations, your world is about to be destroyed."

Shan He, no longer smiling: ...So what exactly is there to congratulate me for?

The enthusiastic online acquaintance who has been tricked by the game countless times, now showing their true colors: There is something, really! Another person falling into the trap means 108 Ways to Die Suddenly in the Cultivation World will have one more embarrassing story to record!

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Theme: My heart is set on Xuanyuan; neither sun nor moon can change it.