I Built the Greatest Sect in the World with Secret Identities [Wuxia Crossover]

[Coming soon: Pixel Wuxia RPG [Wuxia Crossover], blurb below~] [Writing takes effort, so please support the official release~] * [Blurb] "Simulated Jianghu: I Am the Sect Leader" is a hit single-player simulation game. Players take on the role of a sect leader, recruiting disciples and followers while boosting their sect's reputation. The ultimate goal is to make the sect the most famous in the world. Players can create different secret identities and place them throughout the jianghu to recruit disciples. The sect can develop in one of three directions: evil, chaotic, or good. Bu Zao transmigrates with a simulation System, only to find his sect's reputation at zero. All he has is a shabby mountain, a dilapidated bamboo hut, and a total of four people and one dog, himself and his secret identities included. He is the sect leader, the disciples, and even the sect mascot. [System: Please increase the reputation of the Lazy Fish Sect and make it the greatest sect in the world!] Bu Zao: This new mode is intense, but I like it (dog holding a rose.jpg) * The Lazy Fish Sect has three disciples, each a prodigy who is either sick or crazy. # Disciple No. 1 leaves the sect, full of resentment and biding his time. He establishes an intelligence network that knows everything about the jianghu, becoming the most deeply hidden and mysterious neutral organization in the martial world. # Disciple No. 2 is serious and obsessive about cleanliness, and masters countless crafts. He becomes an assassin to support himself, sometimes friend and sometimes foe to the Six Fan Gate, a man of mystery. # Disciple No. 3 is stunning, impossible to tell apart as male or female. His smile never reaches his eyes, and despite his looks, he strikes swiftly and mercilessly. His martial arts are peerless. # The mascot roams the jianghu, scrounging meals at Hundred Flowers Tower, getting a drink at the Six Fan Gate, and lifting its head to howl at the moon aboard a ship: Woof, woof, woof, woof! # The sect leader... The sect leader conceals his strength and changes identities at will. He works every day to build the sect. A worker's soul never rests: today he slacks off, tomorrow he chops wood, the day after he fixes the roof, and now and then he fills in as a cook / escort / guard / boatman /.../ peddler. * ● “I'll prove myself to him.” The masked leader of a mysterious organization spoke with fierce, all-or-nothing determination. “I'm better than him.” ● “I am a disciple of the Lazy Fish Sect.” The baby-faced assassin spoke politely. “Since you asked, of course I'll tell you.” ● “One of my senior brothers is too rebellious, and the other is too obedient. I'll strike a balance by only listening to myself.” The beautiful young man pondered. “Want to join our sect? If you do, I won't be that damned junior brother anymore.” ● A cute, simple-looking little dog with four eyes: “Woof, woof, woof, woof, woof!” * The three disciples of the Lazy Fish Sect get along neither well nor badly. With their distinctive personalities, they cause a stir throughout the jianghu, and their attitude toward their sect leader is hard to put into words. Curiosity about the three disciples gradually turns into curiosity about their master. “They're all so talented. Their master must be a polymath.” “But they don't all respect their sect leader.” “I wonder what sort of person he is.” Faced with questions from the Lu-named detective / the Four Great Constables... / Chu Liuxiang, the sect leader looks at his sect's reputation and smiles innocently. “Someone just like me :D” * When the identity of the Lazy Fish Sect's leader is revealed, everyone is astonished by his true face. “So you're the one...” “That's right. It's me.” * "Tips" The original's style: # Sect leader behind the scenes, doing every odd job under the sun The secret identities' style: # Brooding, unfathomable, B-king descends The sect leader's style: # Mysterious, cold-blooded, hidden BOSS * [Reader's Guide] * The protagonist has no pairing or romance. He only reveals his sect leader identity, and very, very late in the story. * An utterly, ridiculously vast fictional world. The timeline is a mess, so don't overthink it. * Lighthearted! Fun! Cool! * ☆Coming soon: "Pixel Wuxia RPG [Wuxia Crossover]"☆ ★Blurb: After an accident leaves Player A with a broken right leg, he has to lie around in the hospital to recover and is bored out of his mind. His online friend B sends him a download of a self-developed, wuxia-themed pixel RPG called "Arrival: Heroic Souls" and asks him to try it out. The game's main storyline can be summed up in one sentence: The path to ■■'s ■■. Online friend B: Whoever you want to become, that's the path you'll take. Player A: Got it. I'll name the protagonist “Dad.” With nothing else to do, Player A starts using the game to pass the time. It's a turn-based game with save files and dialogue options. It starts on a pitch-black island. Player A crawls around in the dark, picks up a rock as a weapon, and explores while smashing enemies to level up. Along the way, he collects some gold and silver, completes a side quest, and earns the achievement “Enemy of the Bats.” [After a grueling effort, your strength has greatly increased, and your wealth has grown considerably. You probably won't need to worry about money for a while. You've also dispelled the darkness enveloping Bat Island and spread the light of righteousness. Now, strive to become the Dad of the entire jianghu!] [Your actions have aroused the hatred of a young gentleman. His vendetta against you has reached its peak!] Player A perks up: “How dare you hate Dad! You little ingrate!” * Player A decides to grind this game while recovering. * Recently, a strange figure has appeared in the jianghu. Cloaked, with a blurred face, he calls himself “Dad.” His behavior is bizarre, his martial arts uncanny, and strange, indescribable things always happen around him. A chief constable of the Divine Constabulary watches him ignore a flight of stairs and leap straight into a wall. (Player A: Wait, shouldn't I be able to jump up there?) A certain Lu-named detective happens to see him dog-paddling in a river and catches a glimpse of some shapeless, jagged creature. (Player A: What the hell, I can't swim across this river? I'm running out of stamina!) A desert tyrant is enraged by his outrageous behavior and launches a deadly attack, only to find himself repeating the same fight over and over until he loses and it finally ends. (Player A: Why is this pixelated beauty so hard to beat? Ah! I lost again! Reload, reload!) * ◆Player A's review of "Arrival: Heroic Souls": ● Fun, but there are a few too many bugs. ● There are a lot of weird people. ● Why is there always an ellipsis before the game characters say the protagonist's name? ◆The jianghu's opinion of “Dad”: ● Are you nuts?! ● Who the hell are you!?? ● Stop going around calling yourself people's dad!!!! * [Time to recommend some older stories~] All are derivative works with no pairings and Wuxia Crossover: "Entering a Game With My Account": a million-word story with a similar style, featuring a protagonist who loves stirring up trouble. "The Most Handsome Guy in the Jianghu": the protagonist is a handsome guy. "The Master of Physical Conversion": the protagonist is a fake monk. "Got a Problem? Take Some Pills": the protagonist is a cheerful young man. Premise: One man holds the pass, and ten thousand cannot force their way through.