Don't Mess with Your Junior Sister, She'll Kill You with a Hammer!

[Wind Element + Wood Element + Star Power + Group Statue + Sand Sculpture] Good news: Li Bei passed into a novel after her death Bad news: She only read the first chapter and even forgot who the heroine is. But it was okay. She only remembered that she was kidnapped in the first chapter of the novel. Li Bei rolled up her sleeves and worked hard to escape the plot. But she didn't expect that the reborn people around her knew what happened in their previous lives. By a strange combination of circumstances, they both ended up in each other's sect in their previous life. Li Bei originally thought that the Fuji Sect, as one of the top sects in the Xuanling Continent, was one of the top sects. How could the Peak Sect be any worse? Until she arrived at Qiyun Peak, the endless loess rocks, as the only green on the mountain peak - a huge ancient tree, became the residence of her master and senior brother. Not to mention that the master is carrying a huge debt, and the senior brother is often in trouble. But Li Bei slowly discovered... Well, the master who usually only drinks and acts crazy seems to be able to destroy a cultivating family with one move? The senior sister Meng Qiwu who is usually missing is actually a descendant of the Phoenix As for the missing Phoenix inner elixir? Li Bei: Over here! The second senior brother Qi Suixing who leaks his sword energy from time to time is actually a genius with a natural sword bone. As for why you are discouraged? Li Bei: I have the other half of his sword bone! The one who was playing with the little black bug with his fingers was her third senior brother who cultivated the poison, but... The one who cultivated the poison was the one who was most affected by the poison. The reborn person relied on the prophet to enter the sect of Li Bei's previous life. She thought that in this way, she could become the top leader in the world of cultivation like Li Bei in her previous life. However, she later realized that it was always that person who became the top, not which sect he was in.