The Socially Anxious Girl Just Wants to Cultivate in Peace

It feels like it's more of a 'socialization teaching guide for highly sensitive people' than a fairy tale.

Why is it the same as the ending of the previous chapter?

You've already become immortals, why do you still need to push them down?

It's so haunted, old man, do you still remember that you have some cultivation? Even if you make up a powerful limiter?

I think it's quite scary. He pays attention to the people who have helped him, and he casually tells others about their talents in drawing symbols (if he has bad intentions, the first one will be disappointing).

Everything is okay, except that all the villains are women. There is only one Xiao Tao and two men who show kindness to the heroine.

Why do I feel like so many sentences are repeated in this chapter? They appear repeatedly.

This little thing at the beginning was like bullying to the level of a primary school student, and even killed someone. You cultivators are not involved at all. Do you think about these things every day that are not on the stage and are harmful to others and not self-interested?

"Clear, I'm sorry." "Catch a big bug for the author~ OOC, madam

The qualifications for dual spiritual roots are acceptable, but does it mean that the more spiritual roots the better?