Chu Qingsi

A strange 1v1 immortality article When I first saw the title of the book, I thought Chu Qingsi was the name of some ancient yamen, but it turned out to be the heroine. I thought it would be an ancient daily life, but it turned out to be a cultivator. The system on the female supporting character at the beginning, the reason why the male protagonist appears in the bracelet, the male supporting characters that can be seen everywhere in the world, etc. All pave the way for the subsequent ending. In each dungeon in the middle, the female protagonist and the male protagonist are also making progress together, complementing each other, and it looks very good. However, since the male protagonist regained his body, he kept disappearing, leaving the female protagonist to face various strange dangers. The reason every time was for their future big events. But in fact, this possible potential danger is not even described in a sentence in the ending, but the heroine is often absent when she needs the hero. In the end, the male protagonist has to call the hero out to save the situation. Others have mentally retarded supporting characters to drive the plot, but here the disappearance of the male protagonist drives the plot. In a sense, it is actually much better than the former in terms of look and feel. Fortunately, there was a period of time in the middle and at the end, the male protagonist suddenly became available for some unknown reason, which made the plot somewhat reasonable, and the interaction between the two was also very loving. The final ending and the identity of the heroine are a bit unexpected, but it makes sense when you think about it. It feels a bit like Chonglou teasing Jingtian. Chonglou also appears at every crisis to solve problems for Jingtian, and appears when nothing is wrong. In the end, it feels like the two of them are getting back together.