Isn't this a game? How come you guys are actually practicing immortality cultivation!

Fortunately, a "Golden Finger" system appeared. It required her to lead the sect to greatness in exchange for making her stronger along the way, and that was it. It wouldn't even grant her a single low-grade spirit stone. Song Jiulai: "Why didn't I just choose to jump off a cliff and restart?" System: "No rush. You can recruit people from other worlds to join your sect and help you, provided they are willing." Song Jiulai: "... Any world will do?" System: "Yes, provided you do not reveal my existence or mention anything related to the mission." Song Jiulai: "I have a plan!" ... ... In the year 2024, on a certain gaming website on Earth The massive, brand-new virtual cultivation game, *Starting with a Broken Sect*, has officially entered its non-deletion beta test. Currently limited to 50 players! First come, first served! Players: "???" "What kind of trash game dares to claim it's 'virtual'? Developers these days will do absolutely anything just to advertise!" A few days later, the trending search topic was: #Mom, please get me a slot#. "Mom, I'm dying. Before I go, I just want to play *Broken Sect*. Please, fulfill the wish of a dying man!" At first, everyone thought it was truly just a game. What if you don't have enough cultivation at the start? No problem, let's develop technology first and use science to clash with cultivation! But let's get one thing straight: playing the game is one thing. If you guys actually start flying on swords in real life, I'm going to be very angry!