Socially awkward female cultivator survives in the cultivation world through online games

After she entered the game world, it only took her about an hour to walk out of it as lightly as a breeze.

She didn't encounter any special situations or events in the game, so after completing her daily tasks, she stopped lingering.

However, the moment she stepped out of the game, she was surprised to find that the place had been covered by a layer of pale bones again.

Looking at the bizarre and terrifying scene before her, Chu Yunyi drew her long sword without hesitation. With a flash of sword light, the white bones broke and scattered all over the ground.

Before long, an open space appeared before her once again.

But even now, she still couldn't figure out where this place was.

Just as she stood there, racking her brains about which direction to go, a clear and melodious female voice drifted into her ears.

She subconsciously looked in the direction the sound came from, and saw a graceful woman leading a man and a woman slowly walking towards her location.

Hmm? Someone actually appeared? But... could it be some kind of strange thing in disguise again? Chu Yunyi couldn't help but frown slightly.

At this moment, she was struggling intensely with her inner turmoil, hesitating whether she should ask these people for directions out.

After all, this unfamiliar place was completely unfamiliar to her, and she had no idea how to find the right path.

Carefully observing the three approaching figures, Chu Yunyi discovered that they were two women and one man.

Well... thankfully there are fewer men, so it's relatively easier to communicate.

As long as it's not all men, that's fine. To be honest, if possible, she's not even willing to interact with women.

Chu Yunyi shook her head helplessly and sighed inwardly.

However, the current situation left her with few options, because if she didn't communicate with others to ask for directions, she probably wouldn't be able to get out of this sea of ​​flowers anytime soon.

Her social anxiety disorder sometimes caused her considerable distress.

As the two women and one man drew closer, Chu Yunyi grew increasingly nervous. She was once again caught in a dilemma, unsure of how to greet them.

In the cultivation world, people usually address each other as "fellow Daoist," right?

That seems to be the correct way to call it; it shouldn't be wrong.

After a long internal struggle, Chu Yunyi finally mustered up her courage and made full mental preparations.

She took a deep breath, then slowly stepped forward with slightly heavy steps, shouting at the group as loudly as possible.

"Fellow Daoists, how can we leave this place?"

Chu Yunyi's voice sounded exceptionally clear in this tranquil place.

Perhaps they thought there was no one there, because when she finished speaking, the three of them were all slightly taken aback, and then stopped in their tracks and looked at her.

Seeing this, Chu Yunyi quickened her pace and arrived in front of them in just a few steps.

At this moment, she unconsciously revealed a weak and vulnerable demeanor, looking as pitiful as a frightened little white rabbit, as if she were extremely easy to bully.

Actually, it wasn't intentional on her part. As someone with social anxiety disorder, she would naturally exhibit this expression whenever she faced strangers.

Forcing her to change this instinctive reaction would be incredibly difficult, since she always reacts this way when she meets strangers.