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

She could sense that many of the other meridians were blocked. It was impossible to open up so many meridians by just taking True Spirit Pills, unless she could take a huge number of True Spirit Pills, at least hundreds.

But the thought of the pain made her tremble. If she ate it, she would probably die from the pain before she even started cultivating immortality! Was there a way to open up her meridians without the pain?

As she pondered this, she tried to guide the spiritual energy within her body with her mind, but each attempt ended in failure, leaving her feeling somewhat frustrated.

At this moment, she suddenly remembered that there seemed to be a meridian book in the Nine Yin Manual, and wondered if she could take it out and use it.

If possible, it might be able to help her open her meridians painlessly! However, she remembered that consuming meridians in the Nine Yin Manual required consuming millions of cultivation points. If she were to consume a meridian book now, wouldn't she also have to consume a large amount of spiritual energy? This was truly a headache for her!

However, there's no use thinking about that now. Let's just take the True Spirit Pill first. As for the Meridian Book, we need a lot of Five Elements Subduing Demon Items to exchange for it. And these things are extremely difficult to collect. We can only get four or five books a day by digging for treasure. To collect enough to exchange for one Meridian Book, we would probably need hundreds or even thousands of books.

With that in mind, she decided to put those issues aside for the time being and focus on doing the things at hand first.

Now it was time for her to water the plants. As she stood up to water them, sure enough, the alarm clock from the Nine Yin System went off.

She skillfully turned off the alarm clock and then set the next watering time.

After she finished watering the plants, she re-entered the game. This time, she opened the social features and found her sworn brotherhood in the game – Kuang Gong.

This sworn brother is someone she likes. She told him she would temporarily stop playing games because of the pressure of reality, but now that she's back, she should go find him.

But after her greeting, this is what she received in return.

[Private Chat] Chu Qianqian: Kuang Gong, I'm back. How about we continue our inner demon treasure hunt together? How about we do our daily tasks together?

[Private Chat] Kuang Gong: It's not a big deal. I have a little apprentice with me, so I can't go treasure hunting in the Heart Demon with you. But if you're online when I'm playing, I can invite you to join me.

[Private Chat] Chu Qianqian: What do you mean?

Upon seeing these words, Chu Yunyi's expression turned somewhat unpleasant. Chu Qianqian was her in-game name, but at this moment, she was too angry to speak.

Although she realized she hadn't logged into the game for a month, she felt a little sad hearing that the person she liked was mentoring another apprentice. However, she tried to look on the bright side, thinking that maybe the apprentice was a man, since the game was mostly played by men, with relatively few women, and quite a few men playing female characters.

[Private Chat] Frame Contribution: It doesn't mean anything, I just need to do my daily tasks, and I always need to find someone to do them with, right?

Looking at what he said, Chu Yunyi couldn't refute it, because it was indeed the truth.

When the game reached the sixth level of the game, the number of players decreased sharply, and most people chose to leave or switch servers.

Players who stay and persevere often seek out like-minded partners to complete daily tasks together, which not only increases the fun but also earns them more rewards and experience points.

In fact, Chu Yunyi was fully capable of completing these daily tasks on her own, but if she invited friends to participate, the rewards she could get were indeed more than if she did it alone, so she didn't blame Kuang Gong for this.