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

Soon, the paper boat took off and sailed forward.

Chu Yunyi sat at the bow of the boat, silently watching the clouds in the sky. Her heart was filled with anticipation, but also with some unease, worrying about whether the journey would be safe.

Because the flight speed was not fast and the wind speed was moderate, the whole journey was somewhat boring.

She occasionally observed the other five people, but did not initiate conversation with them.

Qi Ying was in charge of steering the ship, her expression focused and serious.

The other four stood by the side of the boat, admiring the scenery below and exchanging a few words occasionally, creating a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere.

As time went by, the sky gradually darkened, the sun began to set in the west, and dusk fell.

They had been flying for about an hour, and it was now the hour of You (5-7 PM), when night was about to fall.

Considering the poor visibility after dark, they decided to find a city to land and rest.

Before long, a small town came into view, and the group decided to settle there.

Qi Ying skillfully maneuvered the paper boat to slowly descend in front of the city gate.

After everyone disembarked, Qi Ying quickly shrunk the paper boat and put it into her storage bag, then led everyone toward the city gate.

Chu Yunyi followed closely behind, curiously observing her surroundings.

As Qi Ying walked, she explained the basic information about the city to the others.

It turns out that each city has a dedicated city lord responsible for its defense, and the strength of the city lord varies depending on the size of the city.

Small cities only require cultivators at the Nascent Soul stage to guard them, while large cities require experts at the Divine Transformation stage to oversee them.

This arrangement ensures the safety of the city and maintains order. There are also city rules, but they are all rules against killing or setting fires without reason. As long as they don't cause trouble, there won't be any problems.

When they walked through the city gate, most of them couldn't help but be slightly taken aback.

The city was brightly lit and bustling, completely unlike the desolate scene I had imagined; in fact, it was rather dimly lit.

The streets were lined with stalls of all kinds, and the vendors enthusiastically hawked their goods, making it a feast for the eyes; while numerous restaurants and inns lined both sides of the road, with people coming and going in an endless stream, creating a lively scene!

Seeing this scene, Chu Yunyi couldn't help but feel a little surprised.

She had originally thought this place would be a relatively quiet and secluded spot, but she never expected it to be so bustling and lively.

What surprised her even more was that the mortals and cultivators here seemed to get along very well, without any contradictions or conflicts.

Could it be that mortals and cultivators here can really coexist so harmoniously? She couldn't help but wonder to herself.

Qian Yao had probably grown up in the sect since childhood and rarely had contact with the outside world, so he was full of curiosity about everything in front of him. He stared wide-eyed, looking left and right, his eyes full of novelty.

Seeing this scene, countless questions arose in his mind, so he couldn't help but ask.

"Senior Sister Qi, how come mortals and cultivators here can get along so well?"

He had read some storybooks that described the difference between immortals and mortals, with cultivators looking down on ordinary people and the two being unable to get along.

However, what he saw before him was completely different from what he had read in the storybooks, which puzzled him.

Upon hearing Qian Yao's question, Qi Ying frowned, a look of confusion on her face.

Normally, when she led the monks down the mountain on missions, no one ever raised a similar question.

After all, this phenomenon is already commonplace for most cultivators.