After transmigrating into a cultivation novel, Hao Fei somehow ends up as the junior sister of the Suixin Sect.
The original novel makes it perfectly clear: every member of the Suixin Sect is cannon fodder, and they all meet a gruesome end.
She figures that, as a top-tier cannon-fodder sect, they should at least be able to cultivate in peace and scrape by for a while. But her senior brothers turn out to be crazier than the last.
The eldest senior brother loves money more than life itself. To him, money comes before everything, no exceptions.
The second senior brother is so proud of his looks that he’s hopelessly obsessed with his own breathtaking beauty.
The third senior brother has given up on everything and is so lazy he nearly starves himself to death.
The fourth senior brother is the picture of innocent stupidity. He’s full of enthusiasm and has a natural talent for getting into trouble.
The fifth senior brother lives for good food. He’d brave fire and sword for a meal, but can barely be bothered to take a step.
Every one of them is crazy in their own unique way, each with their own charmingly unhinged state of mind.
Hao Fei, who considers herself perfectly normal, throws herself into alchemy, talisman-making, and formation studies to improve her chances of survival.
But in her senior brothers’ eyes, their junior sister loves money, is narcissistic and lazy, and knows how to enjoy good food. She’s the perfect junior sister.
It’s just a shame she can be so strange and quirky sometimes. Maybe she’s not all there!
No, they can’t think that way. As her senior brothers, they can’t look down on their junior sister, even if she isn’t quite right in the head.
So their perfectly normal junior sister protects a bunch of senior brothers with all sorts of craziness, while the brothers carefully band together to protect their not-quite-right-in-the-head junior sister.
And so the unhinged junior sister and her senior brothers turn the cultivation world upside down.
