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

But Chu Yunyi was different. From the very beginning of playing this game, she positioned herself as a casual player.

Even now, with the opportunity to play the game in person, she still adheres to her principles and would never kill indiscriminately.

Since she couldn't relieve her stress by killing, Chu Yunyi found another way—hunting monsters in the wild.

The game's wilderness areas are filled with various monsters, but for a player who has reached the sixth level of internal energy cultivation, these ordinary monsters are too fragile and can often be easily defeated with a single move, which cannot satisfy her desire to wield her sword to her heart's content.

After some searching, Chu Yunyi finally set her sights on the Chaoye Dense Forest in Suzhou.

The monsters here are just the right strength; they allow her to swing her greatsword freely and slash a few more times, but they're not so powerful as to be intimidating. It's the perfect place for her to vent her frustrations.

Without hesitation, Chu Yunyi rushed towards the Chaoye Dense Forest.

The once bustling and crowded Chaoye Forest is no longer as crowded as it used to be.

Now, only a handful of figures remain scattered around.

Some people were standing in front of the Baicaotang at the respawn point, seemingly AFK (away from keyboard).

Others hurried towards the depths of the Chaoye Forest, undoubtedly heading to hunt the monsters lurking within.

Chu Yunyi, without hesitation, used her light and graceful lightness skill, flying into the dense forest like a butterfly in flight.

She found a quiet, secluded corner.

After gaining a foothold, Chu Yunyi drew her most beloved treasured sword without hesitation, preparing to engage in a fierce battle with the monster before her.

At first, Chu Yunyi followed the conventional moves, methodically swinging her knife and slashing.

Each strike embodies her superb skills and profound inner strength; however, as time goes by, this methodical fighting style gradually makes her feel constrained.

Suddenly, Chu Yunyi began slashing wildly without any strategy.

While this seemingly chaotic attack method appears incredibly powerful, it also gives the monsters an opportunity to exploit it.

Before long, because she attracted too many monsters, she was hit by several heavy blows.

Faced with the approaching and menacing horde of monsters, Chu Yunyi knew she could no longer linger in the fight.

With a swift movement, she leaped onto a tall tree nearby, using the height difference between the tree and the ground to successfully evade the ferocious attacks of the monsters.

Her mood improved slightly, but Chu Yunyi knew very well that simply venting her emotions by killing monsters would hardly solve the problem.

At this moment, she desperately longed to find someone she could confide in and who could offer her comfort.

The first person she thought of was Hua Qi, the one who was always by her side, sharing her joys and sorrows.

Unfortunately, Hua Qi was not online at the moment, which made Chu Yunyi feel somewhat disappointed and helpless.

So she turned her attention to her friends on social media.

Despite having many friends among them, Chu Yunyi was filled with conflicting emotions.

She wanted to say things that were bursting with negative energy, and she was really worried that if she opened her mouth, her friends would accuse her of being pretentious or sick.

After all, she had a similar experience before. She had opened her heart to others, only to be met with merciless insults and ridicule.

After thinking it over, Chu Yunyi had a sudden inspiration: since that's the case, why not find an enemy to talk to?

Since their relationship is already bad, what does it matter if the other party curses or even attacks them?