After Being Bound to the Immortal Cultivation System, I Became Popular on Variety Shows

It feels like two novels are spliced ​​together. In the ending, even the name of the heroine has been changed. The heroine inexplicably enters another world through a door. The hero and the heroine's apprentice have lived in the original world for thousands of years. The hero has become the ghost king and has been looking for the heroine (the content of the hero is mentioned in one stroke). The hero found the door and found the heroine. Then it ended in just a few chapters. I couldn't believe it. The female protagonist has not used the system since entering the door. When the male protagonist is about to die, the system is upgraded and the female protagonist is given three wishes. The cost is that the female protagonist loses all her cultivation. She is simply speechless.

The more I watch, the more addictive I become

In the early stage of the binding system, the heroine triggers tasks through events, in order to obtain spiritual power points, enter the preliminary cultivation of immortality, and then obtain the skills, a two-pronged approach. The task is a multiple-choice question, triggered by different situations. The best option has the most rewards (spiritual power points)) plus irregular additional rewards (gongfa skills), and the worst option has a small reward (spiritual power points) or negative rewards. The male protagonist is a movie star, the female protagonist has a straightforward personality, the male protagonist has a long road to pursue his wife, and there are not many emotional scenes. The heroine has an apprentice, and the system identifies him as having the talent to cultivate immortality. I skipped through part of the movie and found the ending to be pretty good. The system was untied and the three of them went to a world without ghosts.