Su Qi, a character in the book, is exceptionally unique, exhibiting a loyalty to him that borders on paranoia. Regardless of being intellectually diminished in the early stages or facing betrayal and abandonment later,
Su Qi always stayed closely by his side. She never disobeyed his commands, no matter how unreasonable, even if it meant risking her life.
If there was only one person in the plot that Su Wumou could trust without hesitation, it would be Su Qi. She is the only perfect highlight written by the author in this third-rate novel.
However, whether due to the author’s low cultural level or intentional design, Su Qi’s pronouns switch among he, she, and it. Moreover, there is almost no description of her appearance, leaving Su Wumou clueless about Su Qi’s real gender.
Looking up at Su Qi’s silhouette, she wears a light green, elegant long dress, with embroidered flowers clinging to her round, fair calves.
Her silky black hair, soft under the sunlight, parts at the ears, casually draped over the shoulders, while the upper half is held up by a jade hairpin in a bun.
Her eyes, like crystals, shine with a lively spirit, her face appears fragile and easily bullied, accompanied by a naturally melancholic temperament. She resembles a naive young lady who hides her grievances deep inside, yearning for affection or even domination.
Having such a loyal follower seems quite nice, doesn’t it? Thinking this, Su Wumou’s gaze softens as he looks at Su Qi’s back.
Feeling suddenly sleepy? For some reason, Su Wumou starts to feel drowsy, his eyelids too heavy to keep open. Without overthinking, he asks Su Qi to continue piloting the flying boat and then turns to rest in his room.
This time, Su Wumou again fails to notice the mysterious smile on Su Qi’s lips. If he could see it, he would find a greedy smile, like that of a beggar who hasn’t eaten for three days and uncontrollably yearns for a table full of food.
After a short period, sensing that Su Wumou has fallen into a deep sleep, Su Qi can no longer contain her excitement. She covers her mouth and lets out a deep chuckle.
It takes her a while to revert to her original melancholic and timid appearance. She waves her hand, casting a spell into the flying boat to set the direction, letting it continue on its path. Then, Su Qi stands up from the ground, and the uncontrolled flying boat doesn’t lose control, not even a bit shaky.
This level of control over spiritual power is something only a highly skilled cultivator could achieve! Even Su Wumou, as of now, struggles to exert such control.
Of course, one could forcibly control it after reaching a certain level of cultivation, but Su Qi is just a servant who is treated like a punching bag by the younger members of the Su family! How could someone with such control over cultivation and spiritual power be suppressed by the younger ones?
A system, sitting at the edge of the boat, kicking its feet in the clouds in astonishment, watches all this unfold. This should not be happening in the plot! The little girl quickly pulls out a golden notebook from her embrace, rapidly flipping through it to find the reason for this unexpected change.
“You better not interfere with me, or you will regret it.” Su Qi seems to be talking to herself, but her words carry a threatening tone directed at something specific. The little girl is shocked, her hands holding the script trembling. She… sensed me? Logically, with Su Qi’s realm, it should be impossible to detect the system’s presence, but the little girl has a premonition that Su Qi truly knows she exists. What is going on?
As if hearing the little girl’s thoughts, Su Qi’s lips curve, saying deliberately, “I can’t see you now, but I have seen you before.” After saying this, Su Qi, ignoring the little girl’s astonishment, gracefully moves to Su Wumou’s resting room and gently pushes open the door.
oo this interesting