Quick Transmigration: Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

When they first arrived in the new environment, she and Jun Beichen both started learning from scratch.

The content taught at the academy consists of relatively basic things, and the sects naturally take its core as their main cultivation path.

The core of the Heavenly Sword Sect is the sword; all the mental cultivation methods and techniques they learn are based on the sword.

The academy taught them how to use swords, but they only learned the basics and didn't have their own swords, so naturally, things didn't go smoothly after they started.

Especially Qiu Tong, sword cultivators are supposed to be hardworking and patient, and she is lazy, so she naturally felt a lot of pain when learning swordsmanship.

The Heavenly Sword Sect Master initially only wanted to take Jun Beichen as his disciple, but was forced to take Qiu Tong as well.

The only disciple he most wanted to train was Jun Beichen.

Qiu Tong was delighted with this, but Jun Beichen was naturally indignant to see his newly appointed master treating his wife so poorly.

So he went to his master and had a long talk with him by candlelight, after which the master changed his attitude toward Qiu Tong.

Qiu Tong was now in a difficult situation. Not only did she have to get up before dawn to cultivate, but she also had to practice her physical fitness under the scorching sun.

Her physical fitness is too poor, making it difficult for her to practice swordsmanship and other martial arts.

Not only swordsmanship requires physical strength, but other martial arts also do.

Thus began Qiu Tong's painful days.

When she later learned that Jun Beichen had facilitated this, Qiu Tong's resentment towards Jun Beichen instantly rose to a whole new level.

Because his wife accompanied him in his cultivation, Jun Beichen's progress naturally increased rapidly.

Qiu Tong's resentment deepened. "Big brother, can you cultivate slower? I can't keep up with you if you cultivate so fast!"

Every time Qiu Tong learned that Jun Beichen had made progress, she would think the same thing, and in the end, she would still obediently go to cultivate.

And so, Qiu Tong accompanied Jun Beichen in his cultivation for several years. That year, a letter arrived from home saying that the original owner's eldest sister was getting married and asked her and Jun Beichen to go back home.

Qiu Tong naturally agreed; she could be lazy and rest without having to cultivate, so of course she agreed.

As the son-in-law, Jun Beichen had no reason to refuse, as he hadn't spent much time alone with his wife in a long time.

Since arriving at the Heavenly Sword Sect, the two of them have rarely had time alone together.

This situation arose because of their master.

Their master was afraid that their love affair would affect their cultivation, especially since sword cultivators must have a firm Dao heart and not let other things affect their state of mind.

So he tried to train the two of them separately. Qiu Tong didn't think it was a big deal. She just hoped that Jun Beichen wouldn't work so hard in his cultivation. She didn't care about anything else.

Jun Beichen was naturally dissatisfied, but he thought that his strength was not enough and he could not protect his wife well.

So he compromised and devoted himself even more to cultivation.

Therefore, his rapid progress was also in order to protect Qiu Tong.

But this was tough on Qiu Tong; she was almost ruined trying to keep up with his cultivation pace.

The biased master's initial prejudice against Qiu Tong gradually disappeared because of her efforts, but he still favored Jun Beichen.

It's all because Jun Beichen has such good aptitude, and he just happened to be the one who chose him.

But this is not something Qiu Tong would care about. As long as Jun Beichen doesn't go astray, other things are none of her business.

Seeing how sensible she was, and how humble and modest she was, I instantly felt that she was a promising candidate for sword cultivation.

So Qiu Tong was in trouble again. Her cultivation studies were doubled, and she could only grit her teeth and persevere in order to catch up with Jun Beichen.

It was her resilience that made her biased master less biased and started paying more attention to her than before.

Qiu Tong resented his attention. Every time he paid more attention to her, she would suffer. She still hoped that her master would show her some favoritism.

But things didn't go as planned. Her master appreciated her more and more, and her hardship continued.

So when she heard that she was to go back home, she immediately replied "okay," without even thinking about it.

Perhaps because life had become too peaceful, Qiu Tong gradually forgot about the First Madam's family and Jun Nanfeng's actions against her.

This time when she goes back, she will have to face both sides of the issue again.

By the way, the person who married Fengdie this time was actually Jun Nanfeng, which is another different story from the previous life.

Jun Nanfeng didn't know what methods he used, but he was able to win over the arrogant Swallowtail Butterfly.

After a few encounters with Fengdie, Qiutong knew that she was the kind of person who was vain and greedy, so how could she possibly be interested in Jun Nanfeng, the eldest son of the Jun family with a bad background?

It seems I'll have to have a good talk with these two when I get back.

Qiu Tong was really curious about how they got together.

As for Jun Beichen, he was also looking forward to going back, wanting to see how Shaoqin and Jun Nanfeng were doing.

He also needed to find out why Jun Nanfeng had appeared at the academy last time and why he had been rescued.

He still remembered how Jun Nanfeng had secretly followed him into the cultivation tower, which had almost caused his wife to encounter danger inside.

Jun Beichen gradually let go of his hatred for Shaoqin and Jun Nanfeng during his years of cultivation.

But he did not give up on revenge; he just did not want his resentment towards them to affect his cultivation or his Daoist heart.

It's not worth jeopardizing your future for people like them.

However, since he's going back this time, he won't miss the opportunity for revenge; it mainly depends on their performance.

However, based on my understanding of the mother and son, it's impossible for them not to cause trouble.

They had just told their cheap master about this when they set off back.

The Heavenly Sword Sect is quite far from the city where Qiu Tong and Jun Beichen are located; it would take several days to reach them by flying on a sword.

When they came to the Heavenly Sword Sect with their cheap master, they were able to arrive on the same day by riding on the other party's magical artifact.

As novice cultivators, they wouldn't have any magical artifacts.

Although they learned some basic skills at home from a young age, it was incomparable to what they learned in academies and sects.

One was disliked at home, and the other was an illegitimate daughter; it was impossible for either of them to be given special attention and cultivation by the family.

Once you arrive at an academy or sect, how can you not be a novice cultivator?

Each of them possessed a sword, which was all their possessions.

These two swords were obtained by Jun Beichen through extortion of his cheap master. Although they are not very valuable, they can still be used as weapons for daily training.

It seems that for compulsory courses like flying on a sword, they need to have a sword to train.

Over the years, they may not have mastered their other martial arts techniques, but flying on swords is a skill they practice every day.

Since the Heavenly Sword Sect is built on a cliff, without a sword for transportation, it is difficult for them to go up and down the mountain and leave the sect.

The two spirit beasts beside Qiu Tong were always elusive, and Qiu Tong assumed they were just running wild somewhere and never paid them any attention.

It wasn't until she was about to leave that she realized she didn't know how to find them.

She was too lazy to look for it, so she simply left a note on the table in the room.

She dusted herself off and went back to her hometown with Jun Beichen.

When Ah Da and Ah Er returned and couldn't find Qiu Tong, they read the note on the table and were so angry that they started cursing without caring about their image.

"Father, how could anyone be so stupid as to not even use the contract to find us?"

"I think it's not that she can't, but that she doesn't want to. Have you ever seen her care about us?"

She doesn't care where we go every day, leaving early and returning late. Now that she's gone back to her hometown, she doesn't even look for us. Does she still want to be our master?

Ah Da said sourly, "I'm also feeling bitter inside."

It had initially followed her only as a temporary measure, but it later discovered that this person was not as cunning as other humans.

He also cultivates diligently and assiduously, and doesn't always make himself and Ah Xiao do things he doesn't want to do.

She seemed to completely ignore them, even when they didn't return for a few days at a time.

Over time, Ah Da got used to this way of getting along with her.

Today, when I was inside the Heavenly Sword Sect, I couldn't sense her presence, and I suddenly felt very uneasy.

I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the note on the table, but at the same time I felt annoyed.

We're so worried about her, and she just goes and doesn't even call us when she goes home. What does that mean?

So, the two unconvinced Ah Da and Ah Xiao followed her scent and followed Qiu Tong all the way home.

Ah Da thought viciously to himself: Don't let me catch you, or you're dead.

Miss A was actually fine, but she felt a little sad when she learned that Qiu Tong had abandoned her and her father and run home on her own.

It didn't think much about anything else, so when Ah Da suggested going back with her, it agreed without hesitation.

These two spirit beasts are not as simple as Qiu Tong imagined; they go out early and return late every day to cultivate.

They cannot cultivate within the Heavenly Sword Sect, as their aura would be easily detected by those who recognize their identities.

They didn't know if anyone in the Heavenly Sword Sect recognized their existence, but caution was always the best policy.

So every day they would go to the distant forest to cultivate, and then sneak back at night.

They occasionally close the gates for a short time, which is why they sometimes stay out all night.