this probably apply to the other worlds as well, but it's more apparent in the world of betraying immortal because wang yi keeps refering to the qin there with "master" instead of other qin-same-pronunciation-different-writting-names.
i love how qin reincarnation there, to wang yi, is "master" first and "qin" later. it's like he is his respected master who just also happen to be qin reincarnation. hohoho.
this is probably because wang yi lost his memory there and he had to grow up from a cute baby (and under his master guardianship). to me wang yi feels more at home in that world compared to other worlds. his identity as cultivator even still carried to the current shayak world (his current soul is from/anchored the immortal world).
it's also the only world where qin is his "elder" (older generation) so it's like they finally switched role (wang yi was usually the one who take care of qin). it feels to me if the other qin can't handle wang yi, master can! he can just slapped wang yi's butt, he had this right as his master /ok forget this last part.
and and this even doesn't end here. it seems there's even more story in this immortal world. i will guess wang yi returned to the past and ended up helping or probably even raising the younger master. i remember it was hinted before that master had met wang yi before in that world.
although i thought before why he has to spend more time in this world compared to other, but it's probably because the story is almost over. many world become connected and the immortal wolrd is suitable to be the one connecting it (because in that world there's more super power as the result master can even send wang yi to other worlds without relying on a system, so it makes sense). I love how all worlds don't have the same length and structure, and they're all connected, so this story doesn't feel like a cheap QT.
this probably apply to the other worlds as well, but it's more apparent in the world of betraying immortal because wang yi keeps refering to the qin there with "master" instead of other qin-same-pronunciation-different-writting-names.
i love how qin reincarnation there, to wang yi, is "master" first and "qin" later. it's like he is his respected master who just also happen to be qin reincarnation. hohoho.
this is probably because wang yi lost his memory there and he had to grow up from a cute baby (and under his master guardianship). to me wang yi feels more at home in that world compared to other worlds. his identity as cultivator even still carried to the current shayak world (his current soul is from/anchored the immortal world).
it's also the only world where qin is his "elder" (older generation) so it's like they finally switched role (wang yi was usually the one who take care of qin). it feels to me if the other qin can't handle wang yi, master can! he can just slapped wang yi's butt, he had this right as his master /ok forget this last part.
and and this even doesn't end here. it seems there's even more story in this immortal world. i will guess wang yi returned to the past and ended up helping or probably even raising the younger master. i remember it was hinted before that master had met wang yi before in that world.
although i thought before why he has to spend more time in this world compared to other, but it's probably because the story is almost over. many world become connected and the immortal wolrd is suitable to be the one connecting it (because in that world there's more super power as the result master can even send wang yi to other worlds without relying on a system, so it makes sense). I love how all worlds don't have the same length and structure, and they're all connected, so this story doesn't feel like a cheap QT.
~ fromgongshizunlover