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

As she moved, the internal energy within her body began to circulate on its own. With each breath and movement, she felt her body's strength gradually increasing, as if she were becoming one with the surrounding air.

Time passed second by second. Chu Yunyi was immersed in the world of martial arts and forgot everything until a mechanical voice sounded in her ear: "Master, someone has come to see you."

Chu Yunyi had just stopped practicing when the system said someone was looking for her? Who was looking for her?

"Master, people from the cultivation world are knocking on the door," the system reminded again.

Chu Yunyi then remembered that she had transmigrated to the world of cultivation. Her heart tightened, and she hurriedly opened the system interface, looking for the option to exit the game. After finding it, she clicked "OK".

A dazzling white light flashed, and she was instantly back in reality.

At that moment, there was a knock on the door. Chu Yunyi exhaled, slowly stood up, and walked towards the door.

When she opened the door, there were three women standing outside. In her memory, they were the original owner's roommates.

Chu Yunyi glanced out the window and saw that night had fallen. The moonlight shone on the ground, casting a silvery glow over the entire room. She couldn't help but marvel at how quickly time had passed. It felt like she hadn't been in the game for very long, and now it was already night.

"Yunyi, you've finally opened the door! We've been waiting for you for so long," one of the women said with a smile.

Chu Yunyi smiled slightly and said, "I'm sorry, I was cultivating just now, so I opened it a little late."

"Oh, it's nothing. I was just a little worried because you hadn't opened the door for so long. I heard you were poisoned today? Are you feeling better now?" Another woman said as she walked in.

Chu Yunyi stepped aside a bit. She wasn't familiar with these people, but she still replied, "I'm feeling much better. The steward gave me an antidote pill."

But as she was speaking, she noticed that one of the people's faces contorted for a moment when he saw that she was alright, but then quickly returned to normal. Could this person be the one who poisoned the original owner of this body?

In my memory, this person was called Tian Xiaoxiao. She wasn't particularly pretty, and her strength was about the same as Tian Xiaoxiao's—both were at the first level of Qi Refining, which was the entry level. Otherwise, why would they still be outer sect servants? This was the reason: their breakthroughs were slow, and they couldn't enter the outer sect at all. At least, outer sect disciples lived much better lives than servant disciples.

If it really was this female cultivator who harmed the original owner of this body, then she would find a chance to get revenge. Right now, because of the sect rules that prohibit fellow disciples from killing each other, otherwise, she was already planning to find a way to kill this person.

Just as she was sizing up Tian Xiaoxiao, Tian Xiaoxiao's eyes suddenly turned fierce, staring intently at her as if she wanted to see right through her.

Chu Yunyi frowned. Could this person be planning to attack her? She couldn't help but become wary, but on the surface she remained calm.

"Hmph!" Tian Xiaoxiao said, "Then you should thank the manager properly!" After saying that, she walked in on her own and went about her business. The others looked at each other, puzzled, but none of them said anything more.

Seeing Tian Xiaoxiao busy, Chu Yunyi's heart sank. If Tian Xiaoxiao was really the murderer, then she would definitely find a chance to take revenge.

But now, she needs to improve her own abilities in order to better cope with what may happen.

What a pity! With my current strength, I am no match for this person and can only avoid her for the time being.

It seems I can no longer accept food from others at will; if I want to eat, I'll have to go to the cafeteria.

The others went about their own business, washing up and going to bed, without saying another word.