The Cannon Fodder Senior Sister Is Obviously Overpowered, Yet She Always Lies Around Like a Slacker

Yan Wushuang has lived most of her life without any lofty ambitions, but she has always felt deeply about matters of the heart. She loves her master, who shares a bond with her as both teacher and mentor, in a way she cannot confess. She shares a sibling-like affection with her senior brothers, adores her disciples and pets, cherishes the family ties she has with her parents, and values her friendships. Li Yuan is the heroine of a book, favored by everyone simply because she is the so-called “heroine.” She gets a level of affection and doting that others can only dream of. Yan Wushuang, meanwhile, stands in the way of her happiness. So Yan Wushuang treasures love, but her master refuses to return her feelings. She treasures family, but her senior brothers and parents give all their love to Li Yuan. She treasures friendship, but her friends call her an evil fiend who commits every crime imaginable. Yan Wushuang is framed, distrusted, hunted down, and tortured until her bones are broken and her tendons torn. She is driven into the Valley of Demonic Flames, where she suffers untold torment. In her final life, she decides to take things as they come. But can someone explain why, after she has given up on them, they keep clinging to her? Then she meets a handsome young man by chance, graceful and dashing. Yan Wushuang rises onto her tiptoes, lifts his chin with a finger, and, a hint of red in her eyes, teases him: “I feel we’re destined to meet, young sir. Why don’t you and I make a happy match?”