Tomorrow Will Be Another Fine Day

When Sang Ying woke up again, the first thing she saw was Jiang Zhuoxue's eyes.

Memories of another world flooded in like a tide, almost making Sang Ying lose track of where she was.

Jiang Zhuoxue spoke up with concern, "What's wrong? You've been acting strange since last night. I couldn't wake you up no matter what I did. Is something the matter?"

Sang Ying then recalled that before going to another world, she was clearly meditating, but she didn't expect to faint as soon as she got into the posture.

Rubbing her throbbing temples, Sang Ying sat up with Jiang Zhuoxue's help. "It's nothing, I just had a very long dream."

"Dreaming?" Jiang Zhuoxue frowned. Cultivators rarely dream. Every dream has a special meaning.

Now that Sang Ying has become an immortal, why would she still dream?

Jiang Zhuoxue did want to ask, but seeing Sang Ying's expression, she knew that Sang Ying would definitely not tell her what she had dreamed about, so she simply didn't ask.

After thoroughly examining Sang Ying inside and out and confirming that she was not sick, Jiang Zhuoxue finally felt relieved.

"Oh, by the way, your aunt and uncle said they wanted to come see you today to celebrate your becoming Immortal Emperor," Jiang Zhuoxue said with a smile.

He was originally Dragon Race, a divine beast by birth. Later, he obtained the purified Heart of the Devil God from Sang Ying, and became the first person to follow Sang Ying to the Immortal Realm.

By the time Sang Zheng and his wife, Jiulian, Dong Fuzhu, and others followed closely behind and ascended to the heavens, Sang Ying and Jiang Zhuoxue had already established themselves firmly in the Immortal Realm and even founded a new immortal sect.

After a group of acquaintances ascended in formation, Sang Ying simply handed over the affairs of the immortal sect to them. Soon, everyone in the immortal Immortal Realm knew that the Changheng Immortal Sect, founded by Sang Ying, nominally had only one leader, but in reality, it was a group of people in charge.

As Changheng Immortal Sect developed and became more prosperous, and began to rely on Gu Wangchuan's Immortal Sect, Sang Ying originally intended to hand over the position of sect leader to Dong Fuzhu.

This little girl hadn't shown any talent for managing affairs when she was in the Lower Realm, but unexpectedly, after ascending to the Immortal Realm, she actually had quite a set of methods for managing immortal sects.

It can be said that later on, Sang Ying entrusted Dong Fuzhu with almost all the major and minor affairs of the Changheng Immortal Sect, but Lan Fusheng and others also helped out.

Unfortunately, Sang Ying was forced to continue as the sect leader because Dong Fuzhu claimed that her cultivation level was insufficient and did not want to take on the heavy responsibility of the sect leader so early.

Sang Ying had no choice but to continue bearing this reputation, but the actual person in charge was still Dong Fuzhu. However, Dong Fuzhu had now advanced to the Golden Immortal, and once she became Immortal Venerable, no matter what she said, Sang Ying would have to hand over the position of sect leader to her.

In addition, Gu Shu also ascended to the Upper Realm with the third batch of people.

When the Cultivation World was struck by disaster, Gu Shu was just a Sword Qi. To prevent him from dissipating in that calamity, Sang Zheng and his wife, who had promised their daughter that they would take good care of Gu Shu, thought long and hard and had no choice but to hide him in the forbidden area behind the Flowing Light Sword Sect.

So even though the Cultivation World was nearly destroyed later, Gu Shu survived and even gained the opportunity to take human form because he survived that cataclysmic disaster.

After Sang Ying merged the two worlds, Gu Shu stayed by the side of the New Heavenly Dao and received its protection.

Furthermore, since he was originally the Sword Qi left behind by Gu Wangchuan, he eventually followed suit and entered the path of the sword. Even though he couldn't follow in Jiang Zhuoxue's footsteps and ascend in the second batch, he caught up with Hai Tingzhou and became one of the third batch of Immortal Spirit to catch up with Sang Ying.

However, Gu Shu didn't live with Sang Ying at the Changheng Immortal Sect; instead, he joined Gu Wangchuan. In his words, "Sang Ying has helped you raise me for so many years; shouldn't you fulfill your responsibility and support me for a while longer?!"

And you know what? Ever since Gu Shu moved into the Hidden Sword Immortal Sect, he has been sending Sang Ying news and good things he has learned from the Hidden Sword Immortal Sect from time to time.

Even though Sang Ying had clearly stated that she didn't need it anymore, he still went his own way and continued doing things that he thought were useful to Sang Ying.

Fortunately, the people of the Hidden Sword Immortal Sect had a good impression of Sang Ying and had been helping the establishment of the Changheng Immortal Sect. In addition, Gu Shu's special identity made him well-liked by the people of the Hidden Sword Immortal Sect, so he didn't cause any trouble.

Having sorted out these thoughts, Sang Ying and Jiang Zhuoxue quickly prepared a feast—even immortals eat, and the food in the Immortal Realm is not ordinary; even if they eat it, it won't accumulate any impurities in their bodies.

However, because of this unique nature, food in the Immortal Realm is extremely expensive, requiring a large sum of immortal jade to purchase.

Fortunately, these things were nothing to Sang Ying. After all, she was an Immortal Emperor, so getting some food was easy for her.

Although the preparation time for the banquet was short, it did not seem rushed.

After the last dish was served, people started arriving one after another.

Dong Fuzhu grabbed Lan Fusheng's hand and ran into the house first, calling out to Sang Ying from afar, "Senior Sister, we're here!"

Following behind were Bai Kejin Bai Nianchou, who somehow ended up together. Both of them were skilled swordsmen and shared the same surname, Bai, and claimed to have been from the same family three hundred years ago.

After Bai Kejin ascended to immortality, they spent all their time together. The Old Patriarch Bai, who had been waiting for an heir, even considered coming to arrest him several times.

Then came Hai Tingzhou and Fang Chi, with a cute little girl between them—their child.

Surprisingly, no one expected that Hai Tingzhou and Fang Chi, who had been dao companion for so long, would remain silent in the Lower Realm, but after becoming immortals, they would actually give birth to a child born with an immortal fetus.

This child named Mingyue was pampered from birth, becoming the little princess of the Changheng Immortal Sect before she was even a month old, and was cherished by everyone.

Then, Gu Wangchuan and Gu Shu entered with Jiulian and the others.

In his human form, Gu Shu resembled an innocent young boy, with an incredibly youthful face, and even bore a resemblance to Gu Wangchuan. If one were unfamiliar with them, they would likely mistake them for father and son.

However, Gu Wangchuan wasn't in such a hurry to come in. Instead, he waited a bit, then helped Sang Zheng Wen Miaoshu, who had rushed over, and the five of them stepped into the courtyard together.

Finally, amidst a melody of celestial music, the white-bearded old man landed on a cloud in front of the door.

He stroked his beard and coughed lightly. "Ahem, I didn't come here for this meal, I'm just here to show my support!"

"I know, Old Heavenly Dao!" Gu Shu pouted and made a face at the white-bearded old man.

Upon hearing this, the Old Heavenly Dao, who had finally stepped down, immediately started fighting with Gu Shu again.

Amidst the lively chatter in the courtyard, Sang Ying took Jiang Zhuoxue's hand, and the two of them joined in the laughter.

Perhaps cultivation has no end, or perhaps time has an end.

But the joy and harmony of today will forever remain in Sang Ying's heart.

Tomorrow will probably be another nice day!

A note from the author:

It's over~

Thank you all for your support over the years. This is my first full-length novel. There were unexpected events along the way, as well as moments of fatigue and resistance. Although the ending wasn't perfect, it's still a big step forward for me!

I hope that in the future, Queque will write even better and more complete stories for everyone. I also wish all my darlings a happy and prosperous new year, and that you find more stories that suit your taste!

Love you all~