Synopsis of an ancient-style romance novel: On the Divine Phoenix Continent, a world of cultivation and ancient martial arts, countless talents abound. The Immortal Maiden Zi Yun, True Immortal Leng Yue, and ninth-generation disciple of Bamboo Snow Peak: though ranked ninth, she is an even more illustrious figure than the sect's senior sister. The sect leader accepted her as his foremost inner disciple. He had originally taken thirteen disciples, then, after a three-year period of training, took three more upon returning: two inner disciples and an uncounted number of outer disciples. The neighboring peaks each had thirty-seven medicine boys. There had originally been a total of 154 people spread across the main peak and its affiliated peaks, and each main or secondary peak had a 300-mu medicinal garden. The once-in-a-century disciple recruitment ceremony came around, and, without her knowing, the sect leader accepted a disciple on her behalf. So now she had one more junior disciple...
Every day:
"Senior Sister, Master's little junior sister got into trouble. Master, today Junior Sister caused a commotion at Immortal Spirit Herb Peak... and wrecked Uncle Master's medicinal garden... Master, today Junior Sister ate all the immortal pills at Heavenly Secrets Peak. What? ... Ah! Master, today Junior Sister also let all the little beasts out of the Beast Garden on her way back."
"Oh no, Sect Leader Uncle is here to see Master. He's definitely going to give her another lecture."
"Master, why did you tell Sect Leader Uncle that Junior Sister is well-behaved?"
"She obviously keeps causing trouble. She's eleven already. How is she well-behaved?"
"Master, why did you say none of those things happened? You even said those little beasts ran away on their own."
"Master, you're playing favorites! Why do you protect her so much? What's so great about her? Master, pay attention to us too!"
Master ignored them and walked away.
Author's note: The four names all refer to the names of the two master-and-disciple pairs.
Theme: Master-disciple romance, with the master older and the disciple younger. Age doesn't matter.
I suggest the author to use more line breaks. I'm confused by the words.