From Qi Refining to Spirit Transformation — one pill furnace, one sword, and a long road walked at your own pace. You do not need to watch the screen: actions advance with time, and offline progress is settled when you return.
One core idea: plan your time, then let your character cultivate.
Actions advance by time, not by clicking. Close the page and your cultivation and resources keep accumulating; come back to settle them.
Collect herbs and ore, then turn them into pills and artifacts. Recipes and yields unlock as your realm advances.
Speed-ordered turn-based battles where attributes, equipment and skills genuinely decide each fight.
List items for sale. Orders match by price first, then time, with a transparent fee.
Each realm has early, middle and late stages. Breakthroughs require accumulated cultivation and a little fortune.
Short answers for new cultivators.
Yes. The game is free to play in your browser. Optional purchases may be added later; there is no subscription and no pay-to-win promise.
No. It runs in a modern desktop or mobile browser. Log in and your progress is saved on the server.
Yes. Actions such as cultivation and gathering are time-based. When you return, offline gains are settled and shown to you.
The game is primarily single-player, with a shared player market for trading items. There is no direct PvP at this stage.
The game is in active development (v0.3.x). Systems, balance and UI may change, and test data may be reset when necessary.
Email [email protected] with what you did, what happened, and your character name. We read every report.
Piao Miao Lu is an independently developed xianxia idle browser game, currently in Alpha (v0.3.x). Gameplay, balance and interface are still being polished; adjustments and data resets may occur during testing.
An account is used to save progress. We only collect information needed to run the game; we never ask for ID documents, bank cards or payment card details. Any future purchases will be handled by a third-party payment provider's hosted checkout.
If you run into a problem or want to share feedback, contact us at the address below. The Chinese version of the site is available here.