A Spirit Cultivator Among Sword Cultivators

It's quite good to watch. Although there is no focus on cultivating immortals, the plot is very good. The main reason is that I like the heroine and the master (male protagonist) very much, and then there is Qin Muyu. How can I put it, there is nothing difficult to reconcile. The heroine liked him in the previous life, and he also likes the heroine, but the heroine is afraid of losing, so she dare not confess, but the relationship between them is not considered love. The heroine has always treated her as a sister. She has no father and mother, and no one to rely on. It can be seen that Qin is not suitable for her at all. Later, the heroine died and was reborn hundreds of years later. Qin had inner demons, but another person, Wen Wan, appeared next to him. When the heroine saw her former self in Qin's fantasy, the first part was indeed herself, but the second part was based on Wen Wan. With the type of Chang Xiaoge, it became clear (I guessed, but I didn't say it clearly) that Qin Muyu had fallen in love with Wen Wan, even though he had not let go of his Chang Xiaoge (ugh). At this time, the heroine met the male protagonist, a person who was willing to pamper her and protect her, and fell in love with him. Of course, the heroine has already let go of Qin. I highly recommend watching it. Why is it so beautiful? No one came to see 🤭🤭😳😳😳😳🤭🤭🤭🤭

The female protagonist was reborn in someone else's body after traveling through demonic cultivation. However, she did not go to help the original owner to avenge her uncle who was imprisoned and took away his wealth. She also helped bring her nephew with her to practice. She was always not decisive in relationships. After being reborn, she was not careful in doing things, so that the Taoist monk she liked in her previous life found out that she was not the original owner and threatened her [awkward laugh].

Very wonderful