When the Wicked Junior Sister Gets the Sweet White Lotus Script

[Sect Mind-Reading + Beloved by All + System + Powerful Golden Finger] After transmigrating into a book, Lu Shengsheng becomes the cannon-fodder junior sister in a tragic cultivation novel. She has poor aptitude and keeps pushing the protagonist and the villain into danger at the last moment, only to meet a gruesome end. Lu Shengsheng binds herself to the Little White Flower System. Looking at a sect full of protagonists and villains, she decides to give up and coast. But why has the Little White Flower progress bar filled up? When she discovers that the entire sect is being controlled to follow the plot, Lu Shengsheng waves a hand. No need to panic. She’s here. The senior brother’s entire family is wiped out, and he is cursed to die before turning thirty. He loses all hope and becomes a cripple. Lu Shengsheng: “Leave the safety of your family to me, Senior Brother. So what if it’s a curse? I’ll curse right back.” The senior sister works her way to the top of the sword path, only to be killed by a man seeking to prove his Dao through his wife’s death. She dies a tragic death in the cultivation world. Lu Shengsheng: “Whoever kills Senior Sister, I’ll kill. Rotten love interests, get lost!” The second senior brother is a brilliant physician, hailed as the Medicine Immortal, but after he is falsely accused of poisoning someone, his cultivation is completely crippled. Lu Shengsheng: “I’ll uncover the truth and clear his name. Whoever’s behind this, you’re dead, dead, dead.” The aloof master is famous throughout the cultivation world, but under someone else’s control, he kills his own disciple. When he regains his senses, he goes mad and turns demonic. Lu Shengsheng: “Here comes the big slap~~” When they see Lu Shengsheng wielding a Chaos Artifact, standing atop a Chaos Beast, and fighting her way through the cultivation world, Everyone else: Trembling in fear. The Tianxuan Sect: “Does your hand hurt? Did we scare you?” Everyone in the cultivation world: “We really were blind.”