Lin Wanwan is originally a modern social animal.
I accidentally played a simulator game on cultivating a cultivating sect. I was exhausted for a month, but my social animal soul suddenly woke up, and I gave up the game in anger with the mentality of quitting drugs!
After two months of abandoning travel, Lin Wanwan accidentally encountered a car accident and transformed into the R-card disciple of the same name in the immortal cultivation game she had played——
Three Spiritual Roots, with mediocre qualifications, the only bright spot is the "talent for cultivation", so Lin Wanwan originally kept this R card and distributed it to farm.
Good news: This R card has reached the late stage of Golden Core
Bad news: R card was originally a golden elixir, but due to the failure to attack the Nascent Soul, his cultivation level regressed, and he only had 2 years of life left. Only by breaking through the Nascent Soul can his lifespan be extended.
Lin Wanwan looked at her broken character panel and fell into deep thought.
——Okay, let's raise it again.
One day, a handsome white-haired guy appeared in the Lingzhi Garden, and the system panel identified him as "a damaged incarnation of the monk's soul."
Lin Wanwan remembered that she had never drawn a white-haired human race disciple, and she was immediately shocked. She thought it was her "adventure" and tried her best to gain goodwill to trigger tasks or rewards.
After brushing and brushing, it was a bit too much, and the atmosphere between the two began to feel uncomfortable.
Until one day, the system warned that the Ember Abyss Beast Tide was coming. Lin Wanwan asked to see the leader, but she saw a familiar figure with white hair and black clothes, standing above the sect elders and core disciples, looking at her quietly.
Only then did she realize that they had been waiting for her for 600 years.
PS:
1. The background refers to some immortal cultivation games.
2. Development system, the heroine will become stronger in the later stage
Intention: Continuous self-improvement and continuous growth