The Crafty Little Junior Aunt Is Ambitious and Fearless

[Adorably prickly hedgehog-like heroine vs. scaly, self-deluded hero / wooden-headed girl vs. hopeless romantic] Sang Leyan transmigrated into a female-oriented harem novel disguised as a cultivation story, where she became the evil, brainless supporting girl who existed to make the heroine shine, only to be stabbed through the heart by the heroine's devoted admirer. A weak, pitiful, helpless little outer-sect servant? Whoever wants that job can have it. She turned around and took the beggar everyone feared as her master. When her master told her there were five senior fellow disciples ahead of her, Sang Leyan thought, So I'm the sixth one, then. At the morning assembly, the disciples shouted, “Greetings, Little Martial Uncle!” Sang Leyan: Isn't this a million times better than being some pitiful outer-sect nobody? The sect is her family, so she brings all the good stuff back to them. The original heroine, who was supposed to be an ethereal beauty in the book? Better take another look. This cultivation world is full of secrets. Let her, the sixth disciple, uncover them one by one. Hey, you! What are you doing? We can talk this out. Stop trying to climb into my bed every chance you get. (There is a couple! There is a couple! There is a couple! The male lead appears fairly late, and the romance develops slowly.)