Is This Cultivation Game Really This Realistic?

Cultivation in an online game, NPC template, no heroine, fourth natural disaster, decisive and ruthless Su Chen was a Nascent Soul expert in the game Heavenly Dao. During a breakthrough, he was betrayed by the two people he trusted most. His soul transmigrated into the game world, where he became an NPC handyman disciple of the Qingcheng Sect. Without the players, this would be a straightforward revenge-and-cultivation story. [The Qingcheng First Recharge event is live! Spend just six spirit stones to get a first-tier flying sword!] [High-tier sword-flying art, available with a monthly pass for just thirty spirit stones!] [One pull can work miracles! Congratulations to the player who won a Foundation Establishment sword manual!] [The enhancement System is now live! First come, first served!] As an NPC, Su Chen could issue quests, teach magical arts, establish sects, and command players to launch campaigns to wipe out rival sects... “You want to learn my unique sword art?” “You don’t even have two hundred thousand experience points, and you want to become an expert? Do you have a hundred thousand spirit stones?” “You should’ve said so earlier, boss! This way, please. I’ll teach you the path to immortality right now!” An immortal rests a hand upon my head, and with our hair bound together, I receive eternal life. I cultivate the Great Dao in my dreams, then wake up owing copper coins. This is a perfectly straightforward online-game cultivation story.