How can one become an immortal with such laziness?

Hei Yang Hong Li sighed, turned her head to look at the sky, and this time it really was their little fire that had returned.

..............................

"Oh, what? Brother Bu Tian has finally decided to get married?"

Hongli took the invitation from Xiao Huo and complained, "They've been together for so long, and they're only getting married now..."

"Hmm, this is the Boundless Sword Sect. Doesn't Senior Kong Yuqing care about this mess?"

"Ah, it's so far."

Hei Yang, engrossed in teasing Xiao Xue, lazily said, "I don't want to go, I don't want to go. Maybe I should just send the gift but not show up..."

"Ha, what a coincidence, we both want to eat together."

Hongli and Heiyang happily high-fived.

"No!"

Little Huo, acting like a little adult, stood with his hands on his hips and lectured his parents, "How can you be absent from Uncle Butian's wedding? Uncle Butian came when you and Daddy got married!"

If Grandma and Grandpa knew that Mom and Dad were thinking this…

"If~"

Xiaoxue shouted happily.

"I know, I know."

Hei Yang Hong Li looked utterly dejected: "I finally managed to settle down, and I was planning to stay cooped up in my nest for at least a hundred years without ever going out..."

"Mom and Dad will definitely get scolded for doing that!"

Xiao Huo complained helplessly, "Recently, my parents have been sleeping almost as much as my baby sister."

Grandma said that once it's over, with no one watching over you two, you'll probably become even more outrageous..."

"Haha, how can you say that..."

Hei Yang Hong Li chuckled awkwardly, "Well, we're... um, adjusting to the time difference, um, right, arriving in a new universe. Neither of us has adjusted to the time difference yet!"

"Mom and Dad, stop lying to the kids!"

Little Fire revealed his dead fish eyes: "Even if we switch to a new universe, it's still within the Exploration Realm. The sun and moon in the Exploration Realm are man-made, so the time difference hasn't changed much, okay?"

"Wait, why is Xiao Huo discussing this with Mom and Dad? Your cultivation levels are so high you don't need to adjust to time zones!"

"Ahem, that..."

Hei Yang Hongli coughed twice and said in a low voice, "There's nothing I can do, I'm old and useless now..."

Little Fire: "..."

"But then again, it's finally coming to an end."

Hei Yang showed a sigh.

Hongli looked shocked and said indignantly, "What? It's time to wrap things up?!"

"Waaaaah, no! I don't want this to end! I'm crying... Hehe, I was just pretending!"

"Great!!!"

Hong Li took a deep breath, feeling refreshed.

"Finally, this day has come! Time to get off work! Hooray! I no longer have to run around trying to advance the plot!"

"Ahem, Xiao Li, you should tone it down a bit."

Hei Yang patted Hong Li's head, looked at the screen, and revealed a tragic expression: "Well, we're still very reluctant to part, hahaha cough cough... I mean, if you miss us, you can still come back to visit!"

"It would be even better if you brought a gift!"

Hongli chimed in with a grin.

"Ahem, that wife of a housewife doesn't know how to talk, please don't take it seriously!"

Hei Yang chuckled and patted Hong Li's head, then paused and chuckled, "Of course, actually I wanted to say that too, hehe..."

"Get lost! You hypocrite, Black Yang! You're two-faced! You want to have your cake and eat it too!"

Hongli rose up in resistance under the oppressive pressure of Heiyang.

"Speaking of which, I haven't yet shown everyone how valiantly I've dominated you after we got married! There's no time like the present, let's do it today!"

"Ha, dream on, you brat! I think you've gotten too cocky and want to call me 'Daddy' again!"

Hei Yang and Hong Li wrestled together.

Little Fire: "..."

Xiao Huo moved aside with Xiao Xue in his arms, sighed, turned to look at the screen, and said with a helpless smile, "Well then, goodbye everyone, wishing you all a smooth and healthy life!"

"Peace and health~"

Xiaoxue hugged her older sister with a happy expression.

The sun was still shining brightly in the sky.

(End of the book)

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"Ah, okay, this time it's really over."

Hei Yang Hong Li lay comfortably in the hot spring.

"Actually, many chapters feel like the final chapters."

Hei Yang muttered a complaint from the side.

"One thing to say, it's true!"

Hong Li nodded in agreement.

"Now I can finally get some rest!"

Hei Yang stretched and yawned: "Let us take a long vacation!"

"Hmm, indeed..."

Hongli frowned slightly: "Um, honey, something feels a bit off?"

"Well, now that you mention it, it's true."

Hei Yang frowned as well, and the two fell into deep thought.

A few seconds later.

"Damn it, Hei Yang, turn off the camera!!!"

"Oh, stop taking pictures! We're off work!"

"Damn it, I forgot that Xiao Huo doesn't even know to turn off the cameras!"

"Calm down, calm down, it's off now, okay, it's off successfully..."

beep...

(End of this chapter)

Final remarks

This book should have been finished by the end of last year, but it was followed by a series of unexpected events, including a positive result for the first time, followed by influenza A, and then another positive result for the second time. I won't go into details about that.

After recovering from my illness, I became lazy again because I'd been sitting around for so long. It took me a long time to recover, but I guess I've finally made it back to normal, cough cough...

To be honest, after dragging this out for so long, many readers have left, which is normal, considering it's been a half-dead, eunuch-like existence for 23 years.

Or rather, I'm already pleasantly surprised that from the initial few thousand viewers, there are still dozens left. Thank you for liking this story.

During this time, many people advised me to just cut it off or end it hastily, since there were less than a hundred people left watching.

But I never even considered ending it; I always wanted to finish writing the true ending.

The reason is probably that I couldn't bear to part with Hei Yang and Hong Li, and I couldn't bear to treat them so irresponsibly. I thought I should give them a proper ending so that they could continue to be happy in the future.

The experience summarized by veteran writers is to avoid getting too emotionally invested in the characters, as it can affect the overall story structure, etc.

But I can't help it. Maybe I'm just too sentimental. I consider Hei Yang and Hong Li as true friends. I've witnessed their growth, and they've been with me through many difficult times. I always feel like they're by my side. When I encounter something unhappy, I can confide in them. I believe I really have two such friends.

Because of this feeling, I am not a very good writer.

They said that in romance dramas, especially those with a single female lead and a pure love story, the plot should involve constant suspense and tension; you absolutely cannot have the characters confessing their feelings and getting together too quickly, or anything like that.

But I made them confess their love in the chapter before it was released, which was a silly thing to do, because many times when a romance novel ends here, it's pretty much over, and people probably won't read any more paid chapters, but I still did it.

As I said, I'm not a great writer. People will feel anxious seeing the two of them struggling to get together. What's ridiculous is that I feel anxious for them myself and always want to see them get together.

As many of you have probably noticed, after they got married and moved into their new home, the story became much more mundane, and their daily life became as bland as plain water.

I could design other plots, create all sorts of unexpected events, and let life present me with all sorts of difficulties. Perhaps I wouldn't be able to design a more exciting plot, but it certainly wouldn't be this bland.

But I didn't. The reason is simple: I couldn't bear to.

I felt that they had gone through so many difficulties and finally got together, so I couldn't bear to let them leave home and suffer all that running around, and I couldn't bear to ruin their increasingly better life, so I didn't do that.