After Training My Brother, I Realized I Had the Wrong Person - Chapter 1

Chapter 1

My brother was the head disciple of the greatest sect under heaven.

Thanks to that connection, I could run wild in the Sword Sect and no one dared stop me.

Until half an hour ago.

I was sitting on the jade steps of Taixu Peak, munching on a spirit fruit, when several lines of tiny text suddenly drifted across my vision.

[Who is this? She cultivates like she’s playing around.]

I nearly choked.

[Wait, isn’t this Li Yuan’s little sister? What’s she doing in the Sword Sect?]

[Shouldn’t she be in the Myriad Sword Sect?]

[LMAO, she must’ve gone to the wrong mountain and mistaken Chu Yanhan for her brother.]

[If Chu Yanhan finds out she’s his sworn enemy’s real sister, he’ll probably stab her straight through.]

Stiffly, I turned my head and looked at the young man in white not far away, who was wiping down his sword.

His lashes were lowered, his expression cool and calm.

“Brother.”

“What is it, Yangyang?”

His tone was gentle, carrying the same indulgence he always showed me.

I took a deep breath.

“I… I suddenly feel like I can’t keep troubling you all the time.”

“If I stop relying on you, does that mean I’ve grown up?”

Chu Yanhan set down the cloth in his hand.

“It means Yangyang has found someone new.”

Chapter 2

“Yangyang has grown up. You have your own friends now. I won’t interfere with your freedom.”

“Who is it?”

“That flamboyant peacock from Danding Peak? Or Master’s new disciple?”

His eyes were pitch-black and unfathomably deep, sword light reflected in the depths of his pupils.

Chu Yanhan’s bonded sword was called Snow Clearing. Forged by an ancient mighty cultivator, it was the divine weapon every sword cultivator dreamed of possessing.

Snow Clearing let out a low hum.

What awful lines!

If I’d known this would happen, I never would’ve let him read me those bedtime romance novels!

The comments drifted past:

[Family members watching from behind the screen, do we think this is a normal sibling relationship?]

[Just wait, Snow Clearing is about to come out of its sheath and cut down anyone it sees.]

[Are you crazy? The female lead is the Holy Maiden of Joy Union Sect!]

[This cannon fodder won’t be bouncing around for long. Last time, that traitor from Wenbu Peak had his shoulder blades pierced through by Snow Clearing, but spiritual energy kept him hanging on for three whole days before he finally died.]

[A moment of silence. Hope the pretty little thing doesn’t die too horribly.]

[A moment of silence +1]

“No, there’s no one new!”

I shot to my feet, missed the edge of the jade step, twisted my ankle, and sucked in a sharp breath from the pain.

A faint scent of frost and snow enveloped me.

“Careful.”

Chu Yanhan half-knelt and gently rubbed my ankle.

“Since there’s no one, why say something like you won’t rely on me anymore?”

My mind spun at top speed as I desperately rummaged through every cultivation manual I’d read in the Sword Sect these past few years.

“I just feel that… as cultivators, we should be able to stand on our own. You spoil me too much, Brother. It does nothing to improve my state of mind!”

Even I felt guilty saying something so blatantly blame-shifting.

After all, just yesterday, I had pestered him into catching me a Red-Feathered Chicken so he could roast it for me.