In fact, a long time ago, Qiu Wuji had had no interest whatsoever in the Piglet Pillow.
It was a pillow Chu Ge had already owned.
The first time he had wanted her to stay here, Chu Ge had huffed and puffed as he tidied up the second bedroom, laid out sheets and pillows, and placed the cute pillow on the bed, believing it was the only presentable thing he owned, in a vain attempt to entice Qiu Wuji into thinking this was somewhere she could stay...
Back then, Qiu Wuji had looked at the Piglet Pillow and felt she had no such childlike inclinations. It held no appeal for her.
Of course, she had stayed anyway, but that was to understand the world and explore what was real. It had nothing whatsoever to do with the pillow.
At that time, Qiu Wuji had never imagined she would now have so much "childlike innocence." Carrying that piglet around every day was one thing; now she even amused herself by playing with it.
Watching the two piglets kiss was like watching a Chu Ge and a Qiu Qiu.
Yes, the original one was Chu Ge, and this new one was Qiu Qiu.
How cute they looked, kissing each other.
Actually, Qiu Wuji was also very interested in the two spatial applications Chu Ge had just learned. She felt she could learn them too, and that they could provide valuable insights for her own travels across worlds.
Spatial arts were important techniques for anyone.
But she had not asked Chu Ge to teach her their mysteries. In the traditional understanding of ancient times, these were the Chu Family's "hereditary arts," and prying into them was taboo. But what could she do if she wanted to learn? All she could do was turn