Neither of them said anything more. With so much going on that day, they had no time to cook, so they simply ordered takeout. After eating, Chu Ge dutifully went off to write, while Qiu Wuji quietly spread her divine sense to keep watch on Old Zhu's situation.
Having Qiu Wuji watch over this was enough. Chu Ge's divine sense would be no help anyway. To Chu Ge, no matter how much else was happening, nothing mattered more than writing and posting updates.
Chu Ge's current plot mainly followed the protagonist Chu Tiange's experiences Across the Sea. The two shores were roughly equal in strength; this was not a map with a higher power level, and the number of experts on par with Qiu Wuji and Yan Qianlie was about the same as in the Nine Provinces. What mattered more was the completely different customs and culture. Instead of a sect-based system, it used a Cultivator Kingdom system.
Chu Ge had drawn on some medieval fantasy settings and blended them into Eastern cultivation, adding a jumble of different races and monsters. There was plenty to write about; the setting notes alone filled several pages. With all the characters, the fall of kingdoms, and the tragic songs of heroes, the flavor of an ensemble story emerged.
In fact, the White Tiger Fang Qiu Wuji needed was right here. It was also the thread that would bring the two sides together later.
But now, what this part of the plot meant to Chu Ge was no longer purely the story itself, but the completeness of the world.
If he fleshed out the entire world, opened up the whole map, and fully developed its customs and culture, right down to architecture and food, this world would seem real.
At the very least, people