Senior Sister Is Too Weak and Cannot Take Care Of Herself (Transmigration) - Chapter 18

Tang Huan knew Qin Su was easy to talk to, but she never expected her to be so accommodating. When she heard Qin Su’s reply, Tang Huan felt a sense of unreality.

But Tang Huan’s reaction was quick.

She blinked, not giving Qin Su a chance to change her mind. She immediately took Qin Su’s hand and hooked her finger around Qin Su’s jade-like pinky finger. “Then we’re making a pinky promise! Senior Sister can never take it back!”

Her movements were smooth and swift. By the time Qin Su realized the strange touch on her pinky finger, Tang Huan had already let go and was giving her a big, bright smile. She continued her sweet-talking. “Thank you, Senior Sister! You’re so good. You’re the best Senior Sister in the whole world…”

Qin Su was suddenly at a loss for what expression to show.

She seemed to have gotten used to this little lonely soul’s sudden closeness. This time, her body didn’t even have time to feel repulsed.

Perhaps it’s because she’s just too much like a child…

Qin Su lowered her eyes, remembering Tang Huan’s eagerness when she rushed to make a pinky promise. A smile involuntarily appeared on her lips.

Tang Huan was still young, at an age when she loved to laugh and play. Compared to her careful attempts to please her, Qin Su found that she preferred her current look, with a little bit of transparent mischief, a lively and lovable charm that wasn’t annoying.

“I won’t take it back.”

As the ancestor of the Tianxuan Sect, Qin Su had enough composure. She looked up at Tang Huan and smiled good-naturedly. “Junior Sister, you can come whenever you want in the future.”

Anyway, this little lonely soul is very well-behaved. All she wants is to live a better life in the cultivation world.

The mysterious bird had followed a fire-based cultivation path, which wasn’t very suitable for Tang Huan now. Tang Huan still had to stay in this body for another six months. If that was the case, she might as well help this little lonely soul and teach her a few things so she could establish herself better in the cultivation world.

Tang Huan knew her limits.

Even though the beautiful lamb, Qin Su, seemed easy to fleece, Tang Huan didn’t want to overdo it.

All in all, despite a few setbacks, the result was very satisfying for Tang Huan. Qin Su accepted the gifts she brought, obediently ate the food she made, and she now had free access to Qin Su’s residence.

Tang Huan was so happy that she praised Qin Su several times, so much so that Qin Su seemed a little embarrassed and lowered her eyes again. Fearing that she would scare this rabbit-like Senior Sister, Tang Huan chuckled twice, sat across from Qin Su, and started eating with a happy smile.

In her previous life, because of her illness, Tang Huan could only taste a little of many foods. This had always been a regret in her heart.

Now that she had a healthy body, Tang Huan naturally wanted to enjoy the delicious food to the fullest.

Tang Huan happily ate her food, her bright and lively eyes occasionally squinting in delight. Her soft, milky-white cheeks were puffed out, occasionally revealing two rows of neat, white teeth, making her look incredibly cute.

For some reason, looking at Tang Huan like this, Qin Su also felt a sudden appetite and couldn’t help but pick up her chopsticks and take a few more bites.

After they finished eating, Tang Huan was, as expected, stuffed.

She was so absorbed in her own cooking that she was internally screaming, “Ahhhh! I’m so awesome! I made such delicious vegetarian food!” And there was also a beauty eating elegantly across from her, which was a feast for the eyes. Tang Huan wasn’t paying attention and ate a lot more than she intended.

Perhaps it was because of the food, but a hint of a blush appeared on Qin Su’s pale face. Seeing Qin Su like this, Tang Huan was also relieved. She didn’t want to disturb her anymore. She told Qin Su to rest well and went back to her residence to get cleaned up.

After this interaction, Tang Huan found that Qin Su was even gentler and more generous than she had imagined. She became even more determined to protect this great beauty and let her shine as she should.

Tang Huan knew herself. She was a lazy person and easily gave up halfway. Now that she had decided to cling to Qin Su’s thigh, Tang Huan thought she needed to write a plan to schedule her life in the cultivation world.

After walking around her residence twice to aid in digestion, Tang Huan had an idea. She sat down at her bed, full of ambition, and began to write her plan.

The little spirit mice in her residence were a bunch of gossips. Tang Huan didn’t know if anyone else had the ability to understand what little animals were saying. To be safe, she didn’t dare to write Qin Su’s name directly.

So, how should I write this plan?

Tang Huan had a bit of a headache. She didn’t want to be defeated at the very beginning. She frowned, biting the end of her brush, and thought hard.

Perhaps it was a guilty conscience, but while she was lost in thought, Tang Huan felt that something was off in her residence, as if she was being watched. She couldn’t help but look up and scan her surroundings.

There were several barriers set up outside her residence. Even a Nascent Soul cultivator couldn’t easily break through them. And the little spirit mice in the den were sleeping soundly, not making a sound.

…

I must be overthinking it.

Tang Huan averted her gaze and looked back at her plan. Remembering Qin Su’s sickly but harmless appearance, she suddenly had an inspiration. She wrote a few large characters on the cover of her plan. “A Guide to Raising a Frail Rabbit.”

[Schedule: Day 1, fed the rabbit some grass and built it a nest. The rabbit ate a little bit of the grass, and it seems to have become a little braver.]

[Thoughts: The rabbit is very cute and has bright eyes. Its voice is also pleasant to listen to. It’s just a little timid and likes to act old, but with some gentle effort, it will grow into a magnificent rabbit.]

[Plan for tomorrow: Sincerity can open up a path. I will continue to cut good grass for the rabbit and nurture my relationship with it. I will also watch over the rabbit while it rests and observe its condition…]

Tang Huan read it over twice. At the end, she added one more note, “Try to avoid the rabbit being carried away by the stinky bastard.” Only then did she feel very satisfied. She happily closed her plan, determined to write a daily observation log in this format.

After she finished writing the plan, Tang Huan happily closed her eyes and began to cultivate with a sense of ambition. Perhaps it was because she had been going to the Baiwu Peak so often lately, but she noticed that her cultivation was on the verge of a breakthrough and that she might reach the middle stage of Foundation Establishment soon.

At this rate, maybe she would be able to go down the mountain very soon…

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Meanwhile, on the Baiwu Peak, Qin Su, who was meditating, frowned and opened her eyes.

At first, Qin Su didn’t realize what had happened, but after Tang Huan left and she saw her residence, which was now filled with magical treasures, Qin Su felt that something was off.

She didn’t know what was wrong with her. She couldn’t calm her mind all day, so she decided to meditate. But as she was cultivating, a wisp of her divine sense uncontrollably drifted to Tang Huan’s residence.

Qin Su initially wanted to withdraw her divine sense, but she saw Tang Huan frowning and biting the end of her brush, as if she had some unresolved worries.

With the thought of helping the little girl solve her problem, Qin Su didn’t withdraw her divine sense. She watched quietly from the side and saw the little girl’s eyes light up as she began to write quickly on the paper.

Has she solved the problem?

Remembering the title “A Guide to Raising a Frail Rabbit” that she saw before she withdrew her divine sense, Qin Su frowned slightly. She still felt that something was off, but she couldn’t pinpoint what it was.

Is she… trying to raise a spiritual pet?