The Heroine of "Quick Travel" Is Dedicated to the Tao

Cui Wufang is one of the Mahayana ancestors of the Xiaoyao Sect of the Taoist sect in the Zhenyuan Realm, and the number one swordsman in the world. Because her longevity was approaching and she had no chance of being on the great road, she was unwilling to bind to the system and embark on a journey of fast travel, accumulating merit and longevity, and wandering around in other universes beyond the three thousand small worlds, hoping to achieve a breakthrough. However, she always felt that she was out of tune with the entire world. Every time she traveled through the world, she never stopped practicing Taoism. Therefore, the heroine in the Zhai Dou novel, who has her own spiritual spring but does not cultivate immortality but insists on fighting at home, turns around to refine elixirs, draw talismans, and become a national master. Therefore, the female substitute in Bai Yueguang's novel about cultivating immortals, cut down the male protagonist with one sword, walks alone, and ranks among the immortals. So, the witch who was burned in the magical Middle Ages turned around and took out the flying sword, and she started to live freely and establish a sect. Therefore, the Penglai goddess who sacrificed everything for love in the fairy novel no longer had ten lifetimes of sadomasochism with the male protagonist, and finally became a purple cloud and used her body to fit the Tao.