Shu Yunqing is a supporting character who is not even considered a villain. She has to go when the system asks her to bully the female protagonist, and she has to go when the system asks her to seduce the male protagonist.
She was too tired and wanted to be lazy, spend a little money to do big things, offer a reward for others to help, and go through the motions in her name. Once or twice, she thought it was okay, but she was struck by a thunder penalty from the system, leaving her scratchy on the outside and tender on the inside.
The system did not allow her to store spirit stones. She thought about it. The world of immortal cultivation was so big, so she couldn't just grab her, right?
The worst she can do is steal what others have. She is just a supporting role anyway.
If you want to rob others, you have to beat them. Shu Yunqing's daily life is to practice in seclusion and rob, so that someone in the sect specially watches: Uncle Sixth Master has come out of seclusion again, fellow Taoists, be careful! Celebrate with everyone that the Sixth Master Uncle is in retreat again!
The farmers were not so nervous when there were wild boars under Qingfeng City.
When Shu Yunqing was beaten, he came back to practice obediently, and when he won the battle, he dug into his bag to get something.
Just why does it feel like there are so many people around her? How should I run if I lose the fight now?
And why does the male protagonist always look at her like that?
Intention: Heaven moves vigorously, a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement