The Miserable Days of Studying with the Master's Disciples

[Female lead only, no male lead + ensemble cast + funny and lighthearted + monster-slaying and leveling up + putting scumbags in their place] [The chaotic days of a spirited group of young people in the cultivation world] After being forced to tough it out and train in the Land of Cloudsea for five years, Gu Fanjin had barely regained her freedom and caught her breath when heavenly tribulation forced her to hit the road and seek help from her godfather. After arriving at Shallow Cloud Sect and settling in, Gu Fanjin heard the personal disciples gripe about their daily lives and suddenly got the idea to try living like one of them. At first, the elders thought of Gu Fanjin as a well-behaved disciple. Compared with those troublemakers among the personal disciples, she was an absolute angel. Later, the elders' opinion of Gu Fanjin: When it came to causing trouble, she was an absolute trump card! After enduring one beating after another, Gu Fanjin wondered: ...Can she still back out now? After being beaten into shape by her studies, Gu Fanjin gradually fell in with the personal disciples and joined their ranks. Thunder blasted the sect's main hall above, while fire burned the back mountain below. In the end, she won herself a three-day trip to the forbidden grounds. The elders clutched their chests and shouted at the personal disciples in anguish: Stop! Stop!! Are you trying to destroy Shallow Cloud Sect?! When the elders demanded an explanation, the personal disciples lowered their heads and silently stared at their noses, saying nothing. Gu Fanjin also wiped away a bitter tear. It wasn't what she wanted either! It was just that the personal disciples' path of study was so tragically grueling!!! After studying for a long time, Gu Fanjin huffed and puffed her way through another monster, then looked back and met a crowd of admiring gazes. Everyone: So cool! You're amazing, big sis!! The youngest of them all, Gu Fanjin, fell into deep thought. Big sis? That doesn't sound quite right, does it?