Every Member of My Sect Is a Weirdo

Everyone in the human realm knows that every disciple under the Tian Shu Peak of the Wuji Sect is a prodigy.

The eldest disciple, Jun Shuyu, made a name for himself at a young age. With a single sword stroke beneath the River of Forgetfulness, he opened the Heavenly Gate and earned a reputation as the greatest of his generation.

The second disciple, Qi Ming, has mastered all manner of techniques and is ruthless enough to venture into forbidden zones of life.

The third disciple, Chu Yunshu, is a princess of the Great Yong Dynasty, with eyes that can see through past and future.

The fourth disciple, Song Yao, bears the bloodline of Taotie and is a rising star of the new generation.

One day, an eight- or nine-year-old junior brother, Luo Fenglan, arrived at Tian Shu Peak.

My name is Luo Fenglan, and I am currently the youngest disciple on Tian Shu Peak. After joining the sect, I suddenly gained the ability to read minds, but I can only hear my senior brothers and sisters, and only within a certain range.

My taciturn eldest senior brother isn't aloof. He just thinks talking is a hassle and can't be bothered.

My second senior brother is always out on sect missions. He's secretly a member of the demon race, and he often says things like, "System, add points."

My third senior sister, who works hard at cultivating her eye technique, spends every day plotting to overthrow the Great Yong imperial family!

My fourth senior sister is fine. She just often takes me down the mountain to eat.

But no matter how I look at it, everyone in the sect except me seems a little weird. QAQ

· A comedy with an ensemble cast.

· The blurb is written in first person, while the story is told in third person.

Theme: Be united and kind, and live earnestly and cheerfully.