Chu Ge had once said that Qiu Wuji was already very close to an ordinary modern person most of the time. In everyday conversation and conduct, there was basically no telling the difference. She learned things far too quickly, faster than an ordinary person transported from ancient times would have. After all, an immortal's Divine Sense and memory were different, and she could even return to the World Within the Book to steal extra time.
Actually, becoming a couple had also been an important turning point. From then on, Qiu Wuji had gained a young girl's endearing innocence and attachment. The aloofness she maintained for her dignity as a sect leader became much rarer, and... she understood romance now. That was important.
Previously, it had only worked because Zhu Mengmeng was so carefree. Someone more perceptive would have found Qiu Wuji suspicious just from all her romance-novice questions. A woman who claimed to be twenty-five was asking things even a fifteen-year-old girl would never ask...
But now, Qiu Wuji could actually turn around and teach Zhu Mengmeng...
There were still a few major differences, though, which a few months of learning could not completely erase.
One was the sense of presence built up from childhood, the web woven by social connections.
Another was a modern person's ideas and values. These formed through years of subtle influence, shaped by many historical influences and socioeconomic and cultural factors. They were vastly different from an Immortal Cultivator's way of thinking.
For instance, Qiu Wuji simply could not understand the difference between the "lying flat" movement and laziness, nor could she understand why everyone liked watching other people cook and show off their relationships.
Lately, Qiu Wuji had started reading Marxist philosophy. It was quite hard to understand, too.
This was not a question