I Transmigrated into a Book as a Supporting Character and Went to Cultivate Immortality

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It has been emphasizing how cold and indifferent the heroine is [vomit], describing the heroine and the hero's aura as against each other. The heroine has been practicing paranoidly (behind closed doors). The original male protagonist was obsessed with looking for the female protagonist to make soft food, and there is also a paranoid male protagonist who is bent on providing heaven and earth treasures for the female protagonist to practice (the author is so paranoid about the word paranoia [face covering], no one is normal), the female protagonist The protagonist has been making elixirs under the protection of the protagonist, but the heroine feels depressed and secretly runs out of the sect to eat and drink. The heroine in the story is standing in front of others with a cold and indifferent face all day long, only focusing on hiding her cultivation. After practicing for several years, she only made elixirs without practicing any actual combat, so she went out to do tasks in the sect. As a result, when she encountered a monster, the heroine only fed pills. At the same time, In order to protect her, most of her casualties were killed, but there was really no choice but to turn to the heroine. She had no choice but to memorize the sword moves in her head. She was a showman with no actual practice, and the fight was messy. In the moment of crisis, she had to rely on the hero to save her. I don't know what the heroine was practicing because of her paranoia. It was clearly written before that the sects competed and became the first by administering elixirs, but in the end, they didn't go on the battlefield. There are poisonous elixirs [face-covering], why do you only focus on hiding your strength, and what kind of strength can you hide? The male protagonist only protects him but also pursues the heroine with an indifferent look. It is only after going into actual combat that he realizes that he has never taught the heroine anything [face-covering]. It is written that the heroine works hard to refine elixirs, forgets to eat and sleep, and has almost no communication with the male protagonist. It is really behind closed doors and shows no strength at all.

I like the characters in Renshe, the descriptions are delicate and the writing is good. I am determined to read it.