"... For cultivators, games are akin to what romantic novels were to ancient scholars, a product of fantasy that satisfies the desires they cannot obtain in reality."
In ancient romance novels, there are plenty of stories about impoverished scholars heading to the capital for the imperial examination, captivating the hearts of wealthy families' secluded daughters with one part talent, three parts looks, and six parts charm. It's not even necessary to mention them eloping with money and carriages, for the girls would also promise to marry no one but them."
Then, the scholar tops the exams and attracts the attention of the Prime Minister's legitimate daughter, ultimately choosing the miss who has been faithfully waiting for him. Little did he expect that the Prime Minister's daughter would be so touched, she'd agree to serve him alongside her in a tale reminiscent of the fabled ladies Ehuang and Nüying..."
