After Taking My Own Life, I Learned to Slay Immortals in a Cultivation Sect

If you like fantasy group portraits, it's not a bad idea. After reading the previous book, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the characters from the previous book appeared in this book. It's like a sequel, as if Chang Qing has really come to this world. The heroine is not a traditional majestic and upright character. The people she is supposed to kill are not merciful at all. There is no Virgin. She is an ambitious character. The main cast assembles quickly and each one is distinct. Ying Yu, who is simple but has a nose comparable to that of a dog, Soul Eater, who has a bit of a venomous tongue and a bad temper but is kind-hearted and strong and brave, Lang Chengyan, a cheerful and carefree young man, and He Xujiu, who hides the identity of the Demon Lord and lurks beside the heroine with a gentle appearance. The introduction states that the male protagonist is a demon king disguised as a woman. The latest chapter states that the female protagonist discovers that He Xujiu is Yin Changge who is disguised as a woman. Why did He Xujiu deliberately lead the female protagonist to discover his identity? What is he planning? Why wine is like an onion, with one identity after another, I really look forward to him falling off the horse!!! I'm really looking forward to his dark side!!! If he deceives the heroine like this, will he chase his wife to the crematorium... I am really curious about the identity of the heroine, what are the sealed memories, and who sealed them. The title of the book says that she wants to kill an immortal. Could it be that she was sealed by someone from some immortal clan? What kind of scam is the scam mentioned in the introduction? I'm so anxious! Based on the title of the book, I guessed that the heroine committed suicide, so why did she commit suicide? The second female lead should be Ying Yu or Soul-Eating Mirror. Who is the woman who appears in Suffocation Valley? The Soul-Eating Mirror appeared in the previous book, but in this book she seems to have no previous memory. Is it because it has been repaired? Or has her memory been sealed too? It's just that there are so few emotional lines between the male and female protagonists! It can be seen that Dada tried very hard to write the emotional line, and just used the plot to bring the male and female protagonists together. (Actually, if you really can't write it down, you can weaken the emotional line. Dumei is also good) I'm really looking forward to the next plot, and I hope the heroine will reveal her cultivation and beat the bad guys until their noses are bruised and their faces are swollen