You Are My Monster

This is a second ending that was originally the first ending. Jian gradually listed Shi Shi as his own monster early in the morning, made a promise to climb to the Bliss (not that Bliss) one day, and arranged for the mortal Wei Yuan to guide Shi Shi. After finally boiling water, but seeing that the mortal was about to make tea, he did not hesitate to quickly join the mortal world to save Shi Shi Shi. Hengwen Song Jue, Xiaoliu Xiaoyao (online version), Situ Hengyuan, Changyou Taichang... All came from this. Shitou taught Weiyuan many times not to lie after becoming an immortal, but he always cared about Jianzheng's unfulfilled promise to himself. This was his true intention. Wei Yuan was on the verge of becoming an immortal several times but failed halfway. Shitou saw himself here. He was not convinced. He wanted to accomplish what he had gradually failed to accomplish. This was his motivation. Gradually he said, "I promised to become an immortal with you, how could I break my promise?" If I hadn't taken you with you and you were thinking of me, you wouldn't have had the leisure to be a counselor to a mortal. Weiyuan's own senior brother took over. When he went down the mountain, his senior brother also came down the mountain. It was like this every time. Even if he tried to persuade him, he still had to accompany him if he wanted to mess around. If Wei Yuan hadn't deceived his senior brother into returning to the mountain before he died, his senior brother would have been willing to fight to the death with him. The scholar in blue said: "What my dear brother said is true." Yes, yes, you are right, it has been like this since a long time ago. Chuhan was also being driven out of home by her family, but Chuhan could sleep peacefully in any position while leaning on a stick. She gradually said: With a fairy like me, Shitou's journey as a counselor this time should be easy. In short, for this ending, the previous article is full of foreshadowing.

I have been waiting for you for thousands of years. Why can't stones become immortals?

Personally, I prefer the second ending. Although Jian Sui does not occupy much of the previous chapter, he is affectionate enough and can never refuse such a silently giving character. He is definitely qualified to receive Qing Hui's company and commitment.

After reading the ending, I read the whole story again, and I prefer the second ending. The first ending seems to be the consummation of Qinghui and Weiyuan, but in fact Qinghui has not solved it. In his previous life, he protected Weiyuan, taught him exercises, and used spiritual energy to save him. In fact, he wanted to prove that others' judgments were wrong. However, after he gave gifts several times, Weiyuan transformed from a trembling cub into the leader of the sect. He seemed to be detached, but in fact, as the elder said, "the worldly heart is not broken, it is not suitable to practice Taoism." In the end, he died because of worldly concerns. If they are together again like the ending, Qing Hui's obsession with becoming an immortal will still not dissipate. In the second ending, when Qing Hui saw Wei Yuan unresponsive to him and sitting at the tea stall like a stone, he should have realized that he should not be persistent or greedy. At this moment, he truly became an immortal. Regarding Jian Sui, in the second chapter, I thought he was an irresponsible scumbag, and it didn't matter if he hurt the stone. After watching the ending and thinking about it, I was suddenly tortured to the point where I saw how happy and relieved Qing Hui was when he truly became an immortal. He deliberately said those words to make him go down the mountain to endure the disaster. After watching Qing Hui quietly from the outside for so many years, he must have watched it when Qing Hui was still bound to the mortal world after he faded away. Jiansui claimed that he wanted to "travel far away" but he was actually reincarnated. I speculated that it was because he was burdened with karma by allowing Qinghui to undergo calamity, or in other words, the thought of allowing Qinghui to become an immortal was his calamity in the first place. Based on his bad fate after many reincarnations and the ability to see the aura of Qinghui, it is not difficult to imagine the importance of Qinghui to him. Fortunately, Qinghui responded to him in the end, "I promised you that I would become an immortal with you." This was a kind of satisfaction. Just like their names, "Thousands of twists and turns, people's wishes gradually come true." Finally, I confess to Feng Da, I will always love Feng Da's writing style that is plain and meaningful but can make a dent in one sentence!

After Jian Sui's reincarnation, the first time he met Qing Hui was when Qing Hui and Wei Yuan met, he looked exactly the same and spoke the same words. It means that Jiansui has been silently paying attention to Qing Hui, and he thought Qing Hui liked this, so he pretended to be like Qing Hui. Even in reincarnation, I still remember to go to Qinghui, and I was tortured by dressing up like that.

——Shitou, are you willing to cultivate immortality with me? ——I promised to become an immortal with you, how could I break my promise? One end and the other, they echo each other.

I feel like Gale's CP is more open-minded.

One thing I'm confused about is how Qing Hui recognized Chu Han as Jian Sui in the second ending.

When Qing Hui returned to the tea stall and looked at Wei Yuan, he said that he saw passers-by coming and going, but only the part where he stood still like a stone was very cruel. This metaphor was so wonderful that Wei Yuan had forgotten about him. He really wanted to say that with one drink and one peck, the past was over and the fate was over. Only Qing Hui still couldn't let go. Finally, he waited for the answer at the tea stall and finally gave up. It was so cruel. As for the "after" with Jian Sui, it really will be many, many, many years later. We mortals cannot see the vicissitudes of the world. What we can imagine is that in the following companionship and waiting, Qing Hui may spend many more years with a loneliness that no one listens to. It may be that he has to wait until Jian Sui finally attains enlightenment and becomes an immortal before he can know the past events. I don't know if Qing Hui is used to it, but he is a stone demon. I wonder if he has adapted to the changing world? I think he likes the mortal world so much and still has feelings in his heart, so he should still be uncomfortable and feel sad. First of all, I hope that the master and apprentice can live a short and happy childhood in the next ten years! To borrow a lyric from "Sister Lang", "Let tomorrow's troubles be left to tomorrow and don't think about today"!

I don't really like either of these endings, I always feel that they should be better.