Why Is the Junior Sister Like That?

[Transmigration + absurd comedy + unrestrained antics + yandere + villain + plot-focused! Slow burn!]

After transmigrating, Ye Li becomes the junior disciple of Tianyao Sect, a crooked, vicious, scheming girl who’s so stupid she accidentally kills herself with a pill.

To save the cultivation world, she binds herself to the World Will.

Her mission is to win over Xiao Zhuo, the gorgeous, tragic villain and senior disciple of Tianyao Sect, who seems as serene and noble as the moon but is actually a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

The only problem is that her methods are rather unconventional.

Xiao Zhuo’s life-bound sword, Moonlight, has a razor-sharp aura and gleams like dark snow. Instead of wiping its blade with clear mountain spring water, she nearly feeds it a turd.

While Xiao Zhuo bathes in the mountain spring, desire takes hold of her and hunger emboldens her. But one wrong step leaves her choking half to death, and she finally learns an important lesson: if you can’t swim, stay away from water, or you’ll come to grief.

At long last, she gets the chance to be alone with Xiao Zhuo beneath the moon. She drapes herself in a sheer white robe and gives him a sultry look, only for her half-baked spell to leave her stuck in a wall, making her Sadako’s long-lost sister.

Don’t ask. She did it on purpose.

Ye Li keeps going further and further off the rails.

Until, at last, bone-white remains glisten with blood, chaos returns to heaven and earth, and the cultivation world teeters on the brink of destruction.

Ye Li and Xiao Zhuo fall into an illusion. In the deep night, Xiao Zhuo, who has always treated her with disdain, takes her hand and places it on the hilt of Moonlight, its sharp blade pointed at his own heart.

His voice rings out from the darkness, low and obsessive.

“Ye Li, do it.”