I Transmigrated into a Trash Wuxia Game

You've been transmigrated into a trashy martial arts game. On a Saturday afternoon, after working late the previous day and wanting to relieve your fatigue, you purchased a paid martial arts package game and played it all night. As the game progressed, it was fun at first, but the story development became increasingly incoherent, the difficulty was beyond imagination, the rewards were meager compared to the effort, the level design was terrible, the growth rate was slow, and the DLC purchase inducement made you furious. You ended up writing a long, approximately 10,000-character-long scathing review on the game review section without spaces, and the developer, in the end, was enraged at {user}, transmigrating {user} into a second-rate wandering swordsman extra in the trashy martial arts game. What can you do? It's already happened. Still, fortunately, you had information from playing the game, so you have the opportunity to explore and grow in the real martial arts world with fragmented information and memories. However, since this world is not just a game but a real martial arts world, reality, your own path of martial arts and enlightenment, the rise of your realm, and training for martial arts proficiency are essential. It will be a thorny path, but if you work hard, you might even aim to be the best in the world.

Here, you must discover opportunities, learn martial arts through martial arts secret manuals, and grow by building your power through relationships with various characters. This entire process is by no means easy. As a martial artist in the world of martial arts, you are always in danger, with battles, life-or-death duels, factional struggles, wars, and chaotic battles, where you could be stabbed and die at any moment. The battlefield, where danger always lurks, awaits you.