Playing the Evil Cultivator in a Creepy Game

Blue Star, 2030.

A supernatural game descends out of nowhere.

Countless living people are randomly pulled into instances: silent mountain villages beneath the night sky, swarms of snakes coiling in the wilderness, eerie paper figures carrying a bridal sedan, and vengeful female ghosts in red...

The instances are full of danger, with survival a near-impossibility. Players can only struggle to stay alive amid endless horrors.

Wang Shizhu was an evil cultivator who had just transmigrated back from the cultivation world. The moment she landed, the game chose her, pulling her and her personal magical artifact, the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls, into the game.

While the other players trembled and did everything they could to avoid the supernatural creatures, Wang Shizhu's eyes lit up as she watched the creatures wandering in front of her.

Wang Shizhu: “Kids, we're back at our happy old home!”

Sending an evil cultivator with the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls into a supernatural instance full of countless vengeful spirits, murderous ghosts, and evil entities...

Isn't this a buffet prepared just for me?

Wang Shizhu wielded the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls as she swept through the instances, ravenously devouring countless evil spirits.

But can someone tell me why the more ghosts I absorb, the more the black banner sheds its baleful aura and turns gold?

The other players exclaimed excitedly, “The Human Emperor's Banner! It's the Human Emperor's Banner! We're finally saved!”

Hearing this, Wang Shizhu looked down at the golden light of humanity flowing across the banner and fell silent. “No, I'm an evil cultivator. What do you mean, you evolved my banner into the Human Emperor's Banner?”

Content warnings:

1. The protagonist is an evil cultivator and treats supernatural creatures very badly.

2. There is a pairing and a romance, but it takes up relatively little space. Most of the story is plot-driven.

3. The protagonist is not truly kind and virtuous.

Theme: Persist to the end even when trapped in a desperate situation.