My Junior Sister Is So Delicate, She Could Never Bully Anyone

Xie Hengwu transmigrates into the world of cultivation.

Her father, Xie Qingwei, is an elder of the Sword Pavilion at the Xuantian Sect and a supreme master of the sword dao.

She has a senior brother, a once-in-a-millennium sword genius born with a sword bone.

Since his parents both died and he is so extraordinarily gifted, she can't help suspecting that he's the protagonist of a destined hero's tale.

Her father cultivates the sword dao.

Her senior brother does too.

So naturally, she... Ahem. As it happens, she isn't a sword cultivator. Not because she doesn't want to be, but because she can't.

She has been frail since childhood, and her body needs to be nourished by a special cultivation technique. She can't endure the rigorous training of the sword dao.

Because of this, everyone in her sect treats her like a delicate ornament, practically wanting to cradle her in their hands.

Though she's frail and may not live long, her life has been fairly smooth, which makes her somewhat uneasy.

Perhaps Heaven sensed her thoughts. As she grew older, one complication after another gradually arose.

Though her life now has a glimmer of hope...

It turns out she isn't Xie Qingwei's biological daughter!

Her real father is such a bully. She refuses to acknowledge him!

Everyone watches as the seemingly delicate Xie Hengwu makes a spectacular (and domineering) impression in the secret realm, grinding their teeth in frustration. But there's nothing they can do when she has the Xuantian Sect backing her.

Later, when her true background comes to light, everyone breaks into a cold sweat, thinking how lucky they were not to mess with the young woman.

As for Gu Wensheng, he doesn't believe a word of other people's accusations. His junior sister is so delicate, she couldn't possibly bully anyone. And even if she did lay hands on them, they must have gone too far first.

Everyone else is exhausted: ...

Can you even look yourself in the eye when you say that?

Theme: My fate is mine to command, not Heaven's