Being a Sect Master Is Too Dangerous, Better to Build Infrastructure [Full Immersion]

Question: As someone who has transmigrated, how can I protect my secret identity when caught between the NPCs and the players? Answer: You can't. Just wait to die. Luo Yi is panicking. Luo Yi is very panicked. She's neither a native NPC nor a full-dive game player. If someone catches her, will they split her soul-searching and dissection between them?! But the biggest problem Luo Yi faces is that she's a Grandmaster of Qingxuan Sect, supposedly the strongest sect in the cultivation world, and, as an extra duty, the master of a whole bunch of disciples_(:3"∠)_ It's over. Everyone knows that in games and novels alike, being a master in the cultivation world is a high-risk occupation. The disciples you raise are usually sweet on the outside and evil within. Sooner or later, they'll want to lock you up, or, failing that, kill their master to attain the Dao and use your life as a sacrifice to the heavens. Her life is precious, so timid Luo Yi gave all the disciple slots to players. After all, the game rules say players can't initiate PvP against story NPCs. Luo Yi thought that if she made all her disciples players and had them build roads and infrastructure, she'd be safe. But she never expected that the real danger wasn't being a master, but being the master of a master [doge]. Luo Yi got to sample the full package from her own master: the punishment room and the little whip. She shed regretful tears over her youthful ignorance. To be honest, she'd had her eye on her master for ages. Nested schemes are deadly. Theme: Long live peace.