Transmigrated into the Senior Sister of a Cultivation Novel's Big Shot

Weibo: Jinjiang A May --- The Salted Fish's Perspective --- In this clichéd, melodramatic cultivation novel about a mistaken identity between a real heiress and a fake one, Zhong An is the “civet cat” in the tale of the civet cat switching places with the crown prince... The male lead is powerful, the male supporting characters are handsome, and the idea that they only like the female supporting character at first before falling for the heroine later? Not a chance. Every man in the book is already revolving around the heroine. Wasn't I supposed to be the white lotus of a supporting character...? Heroine: Take the path of the supporting character and leave her nowhere to go. Zhong An: What?! Heroine, you were reborn, weren't you? Say something, heroine! After scraping through one ordeal after another, she is determined to survive as a proper salted fish. Unfortunately, the real heiress refuses to leave her alone... Luckily, she still has a powerful backer, and that backer isn't on the heroine's side. She'll cling to her backer's coattails, and then... kill every one of the heroine's male admirers. Also known as: “After Killing All the Heroine's Men, I Got Together with Her White Moonlight” --- The Junior Brother's Perspective --- Ji Shuangsu disliked Zhong An at first. She insisted on being his senior sister, was cunning and sly, took pride in being useless, had a sharp tongue, and liked researching unorthodox combat techniques. In short, she was terrible at it but obsessed with it. Later, as he lay dying, the young man suddenly understood that he had been in love with her all along. He had nothing to his name, and could no longer protect her. The young man said to his senior sister, “My sword bones are yours to take and use as you please after I die...” --- The Heartbreaking Blurb (Not Really) --- When the real heiress returned, Zhong An went overnight from the adored daughter of a prominent cultivation family in Shangnan to a bastard with no parents. In her darkest hour, the only white moonlight in her life was her junior brother. Her junior brother, Ji Shuangsu, was a disciple of the Sword Sect, with an ice-type heavenly spirit root. He cultivated the Path of Ruthlessness, and his sword bones made him a naturally gifted Daoist physique. He should have been the most promising young genius of his generation in the sect... but in the end, he died saving her. Her junior brother was all bark and a soft heart, and even on the brink of death, he thought of leaving her all his bones to forge divine weapons. Only later did Zhong An understand that she had once received the purest and most passionate love the young man had to give. Content warning: The male lead is the junior brother, and he dies at the very beginning, but actually, the junior brother isn't dead... The heroine is ruthless and merciless. Early on, while avenging her junior brother, she gets so vicious she even chops herself up (literally). Lots of original worldbuilding. Cultivation setting, romance at heart. The author may be a cryptic sort who likes to act mysterious and keep readers guessing. One-on-one, happy ending! Happy ending! Happy ending! Happy ending! The author is particular about relationship purity. If you don't like it, click the X. Feel free to curse me too. I'll filter it out anyway. Theme: To understand someone, look beyond appearances and see their true nature.