Lost Souls

[No CP, abnormally cool writing, decisive killing, killing method, dual female protagonists, slightly salty fish style] Yun Lianmeng has gone through the sufferings in the world and tried his best to escape from the human purgatory where intrigues, deceit and killing are common. Having lost her attachment to the world, she found a place of seclusion. She emptied her heart of all the tragedies and wanted to live a life of nothing. But things didn't go as planned... On a beautiful sunset afternoon, in her dream, she mistook the jade feet of the master of the Fushuang Sect for the roasted chicken in her dream, held them in her arms and smiled foolishly. Boom… The crisp echo made her mistakenly think it was a roasted chicken chewing its head, and she opened her eyes in confusion to look at the culprit. Then... A pair of slender, milky-white feet suddenly burst into her eyes, causing her eyes to twitch, and sour tears streaming down from the corners of her mouth. Her gaze moved up her feet, and her eyes grew wider and wider... She couldn't wait to climb up quickly... Suddenly... His pupils trembled, and a face like a fairy in a painting stood before his eyes, with a slight smile but not a smile, and his eyes looked at her. They looked at each other speechlessly... The air was strangely quiet... … "Are you willing to join my Fushuang Sect?" Yun Lianmeng's eyes were blurred, as she watched the roasted chicken in front of her turn into a beautiful woman. She had a lot of facial features and didn't react. She could only speak quickly with her brain and mouth. "I wish..." After saying that, I realized I had said it wrong... Cultivation as an immortal is so boring and boring, and fighting and killing all day long is boring. Besides, she just wants to spend the rest of her life and find a good Feng Shui land to dig a hole to bury herself in her old age... Only ghosts want to become immortals, but she doesn't want to! "I refuse..." "Okay, I'll take you back to the sect." "Ah???" … Ah Yun Lianmeng, who was held up by the collar, swayed on all fours and fell into deep thought...