These fairies want me to deal with them every day.

Wei Tu coughed, "I think it's alright..." Then she looked at Xu Qingtan with an annoyance, "How can a junior sister not laugh when her senior brother is joking?"

"Haha, hahaha, haha."

Xu Qing chuckled dryly a few times, which sounded worse than crying.

"Forget it, you'd better stop laughing. It sounds like a ghost howling."

Xu Qingtan didn't seem to mind Wei Tu's sarcastic remarks.

She nodded in agreement. "I'm not good at laughing, so don't try to do that."

Wei Tu sighed, "I'm envious."

"What are you envious of?"

“When you were this young, I also liked to say such sentimental things to make myself seem very capable, thoughtful, and full of stories.”

"...That's about enough."

Xu Qingtan's eyes twitched slightly. She originally thought she could treat this boy with a normal attitude and remain calm no matter what he said.

However... she had indeed underestimated the boy's ability to be foul-mouthed; he could really annoy people easily.

"Ha ha……"

Wei Tu said with a smile, "No matter what the reason for practicing swordsmanship is, it is definitely the most difficult path."

"why?"

"Look, so many people practice swordsmanship, but how many have become sword immortals over thousands of years?"

Wei Tu countered with a question.

Xu Qing remained silent.

"Therefore, the path of sword practice has been worn out by countless people. Many have proven with their blood, sweat, and tears that this path is not easy. Many people want to live a carefree life, but most of them end up wandering and struggling."

Why do you always have so many grand principles to share?

Xu Qing looked at Wei Tu strangely, and was indeed somewhat dissatisfied, because young people don't like to listen to reason, they like to take risks, they like to try things out, they like to get hurt, but they don't like others to stuff established principles into their heads.

Wei Tu shook his head with a smile.

"There are no grand principles involved, just stating the facts."

"I haven't seen it, so it's not true."

"She has a lot of personality, I'm not mistaken."

"You misread it...?"

Xu Qingtan looked at the boy strangely.

Wei Tu nodded. "I brought you to Xiaoyuan Peak not only because of your talent. To be honest, your talent isn't the highest I've ever seen. Although you seem to be one of the best in this batch, to me, you're not exceptionally talented."

"What was the purpose of that?"

Xu Qing frowned. Although she herself would never boast about her talent, she was annoyed that this young man said he wasn't talented.

Wei Tu looked at the moon, its light shining on his handsome face.

"This kind of personality, not listening to others' reasoning, but wanting to verify things through one's own experience. I like this kind of personality. There are too many timid young people. They want to appear obedient and kind. Under the care of their elders, they are like beautiful porcelain dolls. They have great strength and good talent, and they seem to be the envy of everyone. But when it comes to the critical moment of life and death, it is this kind of person who dies the most."

Xu Qing blushed a little at Wei Tu's words; this time, she truly understood that the young man was praising her.

"It hasn't gotten to that extreme..."

"Being a little extreme is good; it adds a unique touch."

"Senior brother, were you like this when you were young...?"

"It's as if I'm old."

Wei Tu touched his cheek.

Xu Qingtan couldn't help but laugh, "But the way you talk sounds so old-fashioned, doesn't it?"

"Hehe... Actually, I used to be much more unassuming and low-key than you think. I was nothing special. Many disciples know how insignificant I was before, with my cultivation stagnating for a long time. Naturally, I had no right to be arrogant. I could do no different from you, silently practicing my sword and ignoring other people's gossip."

"It seems we are quite similar in this respect."

Xu Qing said this.

Wei Tu shook his head.

"It's not quite like that. I don't have such a strong reason to push myself forward. I've even thought more than once that maybe it would be fine for me to just live an unknown life, since there's no hope anyway. I have no hatred to avenge, and nothing I particularly want."

Under the bright moonlight, Xu Qingtan's eyes flickered.

Like pond water disturbed by moonlight.

"Does your act of disliking nothing stem from never having received what you wanted?"

"Perhaps. I've almost forgotten how I felt back then, but seeing you all reminds me a little bit. I was once so carefree."

"You're quite amazing. You're not much older than me, yet you can tell me so many profound truths."

Wei Tu didn't mind, and with a smile, he casually ruffled Xu Qingtan's hair before standing up.

"The most taboo thing in the Immortal Continent is to judge a person's age by their appearance and then judge their strength based on their age. Such people are very likely to die. Judge a person by their experience, not by their appearance."

"here we go again."

"Hahaha... I'm so happy to talk to you!"

Wei Tu laughed easily.

Xu Qing glanced at Wei Tu with a hint of resentment. "I'm very unhappy."

She doesn't like being lectured, so she doesn't enjoy it.

Wei Tu nodded. "I know you're unhappy, but I wanted to say this. That should be okay, right?"

"What problem could you possibly have, being the senior disciple?"

"Then I'll come and share my life experiences with you every now and then."

"...You might as well beat me up every day."

Xu Qing's face fell, clearly showing that he had no will to live.

"Go back to sleep!"

"hateful……"

Wei Tu strode forward and waved to the girl with his back to her.

"good night!"

"May you sleep soundly and not have a stiff neck!"

Xu Qing muttered to herself, then returned to her room and picked up the book "Tu Mi" from the table.

She plans to read the sword manual again tonight.

His reasoning was hard to hear, but his words... couldn't be ignored.

The most distressing thing in life is that you always have to do things you don't like.

When facing someone you don't like...

But she was far better than Ji Xiangwan.

She nodded and began reading late into the night. PS: The new book should have passed review by now, but… the very first chapter was in violation. Do you understand the level of explicit content involved?

35 and her agreement.

"My lord, how about you try it?"

Breakfast was made by Su Mi, and it was quite different from the previous two days.

It's no longer just simple steamed buns, pickled vegetables, and white rice porridge.

Having been taught the recipes by Wei Tu a few days ago, the dishes had finally acquired a considerable amount of oily and smoky flavor.

It seems that those who cultivate immortality are far removed from worldly affairs and must abandon these grains and cereals, but in reality, it has no effect whatsoever.

Fasting is just a phase. Once people get used to the feeling of spiritual energy replenishing their bodies, there are no restrictions on food. They can eat and drink whatever they want without so many restrictions.

Once you reach the Dragon Slayer Realm, what matters is a change in mindset, which is what your talent is all about. As for other things like lust and appetite, they are not important.

Wei Tu picked up his chopsticks and began to taste. The flavors were still a little strange. For example, some dishes that shouldn't have had vinegar had vinegar added, making them taste oddly sour. Some dishes were too bland, and some were too salty, which was to be expected...

Beginners often make this mistake: they don't have a precise grasp of the amount of ingredients, they don't know whether to add more or less, and they always feel that every sauce needs to be added to make it taste good, so they add seasonings that don't really complement the ingredients...

But Wei Tu kept nodding and ate everything clean.

"Hmm, not bad."

"Really! I knew I was a genius! Not only am I amazing at cultivation, but I'm also incredibly good at cooking!"

"Mmm, my wife is the best."

Why do I feel like you're being a bit perfunctory?

"Impossible! How could that be? How about I write a 500-word reflection on your breakfast right now?"

"No need for that~ Hehe, I'm going to go play with my senior sisters. You can help me tidy up, I'll make you something even tastier later~"

The overjoyed girl left their love nest.

Su Mi seemed not to notice the slight twitching on Wei Tu's face.

He sighed.

"Fine, I'm going to the human world soon anyway, so you can do whatever you want to whoever you want. Things should be better when I get back, right?"

Wei Tu had this wild idea.

After leaving the room, the boy wandered around until he finally arrived at the door of his master, Lu Qingyan.

She was reading a book, which was quite unusual, as Lu Qingyan wasn't particularly fond of studying and had never developed a reading habit.

But the scene is undeniably beautiful: a woman in a quiet courtyard bathed in sunlight, with the peach trees beside her blooming brilliantly in this springtime.