No Bad Men Allowed in the Cultivation World

I've barely had time to write lately, and I'm also a bit stuck. I don't want to lock this behind a paywall, so I've unlocked this story for everyone and refunded the points. Guan Yi was originally the heroine of a GB interstellar novel, free to do as she pleased, until she transmigrated into a female-weak, male-strong, male-harem cultivation novel. There, she became the unlucky supporting female character who was schemed against and killed by the senior disciple. Three haunting voices gradually appeared in her mind. The first voice said, "Your senior brother abandoned you in the mountains and nearly got you killed. You must take revenge on him by any means necessary, or I'll kill you." Guan Yi: ...Fine. So, before everyone's eyes, she gave the aloof senior brother a vicious uppercut. The second voice said, "The demon prince slandered you, framed you, and hurt you without bothering to find out the truth. You're just going to put up with that?" She pried open the hot-tempered demon prince's mouth, shoved a pill down his throat, and poisoned him to the brink of death. The third voice said, "Your junior brother stole the magical treasure you worked so hard to get. What a piece of trash!" She knocked out the heroine's sickly younger brother with a single blow and tossed him into a dark room. Then one day, Guan Yi learned the truth: The senior brother had staged a scene in which she bullied him to sow discord. The demon prince had tricked her into poisoning him so he could play the victim. The younger brother had deliberately provoked her and let himself be taken away to test the heroine's love. The three voices in her mind had been their own act all along, and now that they'd used her, they planned to cut her loose. So Guan Yi decided to use the special methods of a GB novel to teach these men a lesson. * There is a CP, 1v1, GB. * Basically, it's a story about the heroine training dogs. Each dog is worse and fiercer than the last, but that's fine, because they're all going to get ( ) in the end. Theme: Helping people become good (with fists), and reforming their ways.