Su Mu regretted it just before ascending. When the immortal bone-tempering sky thunder struck down, she said four words - "I changed my mind." Then she forced her century-old cultivation from her wrist, fell from the sky, and fell on the frozen road on the northeastern border.
She found a remote town where no one knew her, rented a leaky old shop, and hung up a wooden sign with crooked words: Baicaotang. Selling herbal tea and seeing a doctor, the poor gave whatever they wanted, and the rich paid a hundred times as much. She thought her life would be like this - basking in the sun alone, stewing sauerkraut alone, and drinking tea in front of the old locust tree.
Then she picked someone up in the snow. Picked up another one. Later, there was an additional cook next to the stove. Four unrelated people gathered together in a shabby shop, an old locust tree, and a pot of salty pickled cabbage vermicelli.
She gave up the "immortality" of the world of cultivation and found another way to live.
Intention: No need to be a god, just have a family