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

Without any invitation or warning, I suddenly felt a warm sensation on my lips.

Chu Yunyi's mind raced for a moment, and for reasons unknown, she forcefully pushed the person in front of her away.

Caught off guard, Hua Qi was pushed backward several steps before finally managing to regain his footing in a disheveled state.

This sudden turn of events not only stunned Chu Yunyi on the spot, but also filled her with doubt and confusion.

She stared wide-eyed at Hua Qi, who was equally astonished, her mind a jumble of thoughts.

Why is this happening?

She was able to push this person away so easily in the game. Could it be that this person is actually like her, not just data or a virtual character, but a living, breathing human being?

Thinking of this, Chu Yunyi couldn't help but feel secretly annoyed.

No wonder she only realized the problem now.

The reason was that when she was in the world of cultivation, she always carefully avoided bumping into people, for fear of accidentally offending others and causing trouble.

Over time, she carried this cautious habit into the game.

Even though I know in my heart that even if I bump into other players or NPCs in the game, it's just passing through a bunch of data and won't have any real impact.

However, she was still worried that this would lead to bad subconscious behavior, to the point that even after returning to the cultivation world, she would often want to bump into people.

Therefore, in the game, she usually chooses to actively avoid or bypass NPCs and other players, and quietly walk her own path.

That's why she had never noticed these unusual things about Hua Qi before.

Recalling the scene of her last wedding with Hua Qi, the two had some contact at that time.

Although she felt that Hua Qi's presence was real at the time, she only considered it as an effect of the invitation gesture in the game.

After all, she never expected that she could perform a kissing action in this game without being invited!

Full of doubt, Chu Yunyi sent a message in the nearby channel.

[Nearby] Chu Qianqian: Am I... or are you... a real person too?

After typing a sentence, she paused briefly and then pressed delete without hesitation.

Then she typed in a new text, but it was deleted shortly afterward.

After repeating this process several times, she finally stopped what she was doing, took a deep breath, and as if she had made up her mind, sent out the last sentence she had edited.

At that moment, she was filled with shock and disbelief.

It turns out that she had always believed that the person she liked was merely data or a virtual character in a game, manipulated by people on Earth using computers.

However, the truth was quite different—the person who had captured her heart was actually, just like her, truly immersed in this game!

This truth was truly hard for her to accept.

For a long time, she firmly believed that she was the only real player in the game, while all the other "players" were just characters made up of cold data controlled by people.

That's why she can freely display a wide variety of expressions and do things that others can't see in the game, since the system will fix the actions anyway.

But everything that's happening now tells her that Hua Qi is not only a real person, just like her, but may even have witnessed her unrestrained and flamboyant expressions...