Transmigration with Cheat Codes Chapter 1.1: Prologue

The howling wind relentlessly battered the unstable thatched hut, seeping through its numerous holes.

Meng Jintang could no longer bear the relentless howling of the wind. She gently opened her eyes and looked around at the dilapidated house, teetering on the edge of collapse even without any external force.

A soft sigh escaped her lips as she decided to remain nestled in the comfort of her bed.

Today marked the second day since her transmigration into this game world. As Meng Jintang still felt disoriented, she relied on fragments of conversations—keywords like "Tianhua Sect" and "Blood Oath Association"—mentioned by others to decipher her current situation.

She seemed to have transmigrated into the game “Martial Arts Ascension”. It was a single-player game that immersed its players in the world of Wuxia culture, offering its players highly randomized starting points.

According to the most common probability, players typically embarked on their journey as one of three character archetypes: a disciple of a prestigious sect, a lone wanderer in the martial world, or a sect manager.

Among them, the first type was the most beginner-friendly, the second type offered the most freedom, and the third type was known among players for being “difficult,” “grinding intensive,” “hard to progress even when following guides,” and “better off deleted for a restart.”

In addition, although the game's overall worldview was similar, certain variations emerged in the world each time a player decided to reset the game and create a new character. These changes made it tough for players to replicate their previous gaming experiences as they embarked on a new journey.

Following a brief moment of self-assessment, Meng Jintang came to the unfortunate realization that she had been randomly assigned the nightmare mode of the already rather challenging game.

After lying down for about half an hour, Meng Jintang recovered some strength and was finally able to sit up from the wooden board, which was layered with straw and served as both

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