TimVic

In a world transformed by the arrival of mana, Earth is no longer the domain of humanity alone. Magical beasts and three powerful humanoid species have claimed vast territories, forcing humanity into fortified cities protected by mana-infused barriers. 

The hope for survival lies with the awakened—those blessed with magical classes and the ability to wield mana.  

Victor Revenant, a hilarious and self-deprecating 16-year-old, has spent his life dreaming of joining their ranks. But on the day of his Awakening Test, his dreams are shattered. Like countless others, he fails to awaken, destined to remain ordinary in a world where mediocrity means irrelevance.  

Just as Victor hits rock bottom, his father gifts him a VRMMORPG game, Ascendant Realms: Cultivation Chronicles, as a consolation prize. The game promises an immersive cultivation experience, complete with mystical techniques, powerful bloodlines, and the journey to ascend to godhood. But when Victor logs in as his in-game persona, Fang Chen, he discovers something incredible: the cultivation techniques he learns in the game begin to manifest in the real world.  

Armed with the Primordial Chaos Constitution and the legendary Void Emperor Bloodline, Victor embarks on a dual journey—mastering the game’s cultivation system while using his newfound abilities to change his fate in the real world. 

What begins as an escape from his failures turns into a chance to rewrite his destiny. But Victor quickly learns that his unique ability may make him more than just an anomaly—it may make him a target...

I Can Only Cultivate In A Game

A large portion of it—roughly half—had turned white.

Not a dull grey, not a faded silver, but a bright, ethereal white.

"What the..." he muttered while turning his head slowly from side to side.

His reflection stared back at him with the same confusion.

It wasn't just the color. It was longer too. At least a couple of inches. Had he somehow grown it during the bloodline awakening? In the real world?

Victor leaned closer. His eyes were still the same but something in them felt deeper. Like he was staring through a different lens now.

He reached for it, half-dazed, and noticed a couple of missed messages. One from Amara, checking in on him. One from Jake, ranting about the entrance exam prank at Velcrest. And a group message from Max saying they had a few new ideas for tomorrow's videos.

The Accident