Xu Nanjia spent nineteen years in a world of immortal cultivation before finally awakening memories of her past life. She thought she had merely transmigrated as a fake heiress, but it turned out she was the auspicious person mentioned in the Book of Destiny.
To return to her original world, she joins the greatest sect under heaven and becomes the sixth disciple of its most unremarkable branch.
What to do when you’re short on money?
Set up a fortune-telling stall.
Auntie: “Why has my dog been running up to pretty women lately?”
Xu: “Your man has someone else.”
What she doesn’t know is that every one of the senior disciples she has overlooked has an extraordinary identity. Her eldest senior brother, obsessed with cultivation, is a member of a divine beast clan that is nearly extinct. Her second senior sister seems easy to bully, but is actually as strong as Lin Daiyu uprooting a willow tree, and can kill a person with one punch. Her third senior sister, who often skips class and cheats on exams, is the most esteemed princess of the human race. Her fourth senior brother is the young master of the Chu family, the foremost of the four great families that dominate the world of immortal cultivation. Her fifth senior brother, who joined only half a year before her and is almost impossible to find, is the son of an ancient demon god. Even the master she looks down on, who spends all day larking about and once suffered divine punishment from the heavens, is a god whom countless cultivators can only hope to approach over a lifetime.
By chance, she discovers that she isn’t the only one in this world controlled by the plot. Her senior brothers and sisters all come from different scripts.
1. The fourth senior brother’s script is: Reborn to Love the Person Who Avenged Me in My Past Life. In reality, the third senior brother is merely cleaning house, but the heroine thinks the male lead likes her. After being reborn, she pursues him relentlessly.
2. The third senior sister refuses to become one of the women in a harem novel aimed at male readers.
3. The eldest senior brother nearly saw his entire clan wiped out over a joke, only to become a pawn in the romance between the male and female leads.
To be continued
