Su Qinghuan, the cannon-fodder immortal in the novel about cultivating immortals, has only one goal - to die quickly so that successor No. 4 Can clean up the mess!
After all, the endings of the first two "seniors" were too tragic: No. 1, Lin Wanqiu, stole the opportunity of the three male protagonists, accepted them as apprentices, and ascended to the world on the strength of his apprentices' hard work, but was defeated by the three of them as soon as he arrived in the fairy world; No. 2, Ye Jinglan, struck first for revenge, tossing his apprentices to the point of alienation, but died at the hands of his apprentices when he ascended.
When it was Su Qinghuan's turn, she decisively gave up on "defying nature and changing her fate" and concentrated on her "death-seeking cause": attracting soul-eating beasts, taking poisonous elixirs, jumping into cold pools, standing on the Immortal Execution Platform... But she was accurately "saved" by three apprentices every time.
The eldest disciple, Gu Hanzhou, always appeared in times of danger and protected her behind him with a cold face; the second disciple, Shen Jinghong, smiled and said, "I'm willing to help Master settle the matter," but stepped in when she really wanted to take action; the third disciple, Wen Yufeng, was even more clingy and wanted to tie her to his side to keep warm.
Su Qinghuan looked at the three apprentices in front of her who were "protecting their shortcomings" and was completely confused: "You want me to die!"
It wasn't until one of her attempts to die failed that she overheard a conversation between her apprentices and realized something was wrong - they had long known that she was a book-wearer, and they prevented her from dying not out of respect and love, but because they were waiting for an opportunity for the "real original owner" to return.