After dying from overwork, Lin Yu transmigrates into a cultivation novel as the vicious junior sister, dutifully playing the villain every day until she dies by the male lead's sword.
Having just died from overwork, Lin Yu immediately rejects this role and makes her decision: she's going to take it easy!
Besides, she's the youngest junior sister in the sect, and her eldest senior brother, practically the very embodiment of a Dragon-Aotian protagonist, is already working hard to make the sect thrive. What does she have to worry about?
So her daily routine is:
While they practice swordsmanship, she sleeps.
While they study the secret art of alchemy, she reads novels.
While they learn spells and formations, she rolls over after getting tired of sleeping.
Later, when the sect falls into decline and disciples leave to seek their fortunes elsewhere, Lin Yu finally feels a pang of conscience. She thinks it's too hard for her eldest senior brother to keep the whole sect going on his own, so she politely asks, "With the great battle approaching, is there anything you need me to do, Senior Brother?"
Her eldest senior brother, the very embodiment of a Dragon-Aotian protagonist, gives her a resentful look as if to say, So now you finally think to ask? Then he hands her a cultivation manual and says flatly:
"This technique requires a female cultivator to practice with me, harmonizing yin and yang. Would you be willing to tire yourself out a little, Junior Sister, and practice it with me?"
After flipping through a few pages of the manual, Lin Yu says, "..."
Senior Brother, do you want to listen to what you're saying?
Huh?
PS: Nurturing, Dragon-Aotian-style workaholic male lead vs. lazy, lie-flat female lead
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