An Unorthodox Cultivation Life

Blurb:

In the usual cultivation-novel formula, the protagonist is always born in the lower realm. If their spiritual roots are mediocre, their opportunities and combat strength are bound to be absurdly powerful. If their spiritual roots are top-tier, they'll inevitably be resented and plotted against. Then they find their chance, come to their senses, and fight their way to the top, killing gods and Buddhas alike. And if the story is Mary Sue enough, some powerful figure will keep an eye on them, grow interested, then become deeply attracted to them, and finally, they get a happy ending.

After transmigrating, Luo Xiao discovers she's been born in a top sect in the upper realm. Both her parents are legendary prodigies within the sect, and all the top-tier cultivation techniques and resources that others need an incredible opportunity, or even a brush with death, to obtain are hers to choose from at will.

Luo Xiao: ...

Looking at the fellow disciples around her, who all seem to be living protagonist-level lives, she can't help feeling vaguely guilty. With a setup like hers, she really seems like the cannon fodder sent out to die for the protagonist.

Also known as My Life of Effortless Victory