Beat Up Junior Sister - Chapter 1

Chapter 1

Master went down the mountain to capture demons and brought back a delicate, fragile Little Junior Sister.

According to the senior brother who had gone with him, Little Junior Sister had originally possessed an excellent heavenly spiritual root.

But she had accidentally stumbled into a trap Master had set and injured her foundation.

Feeling guilty, Master accepted her as his disciple and brought her back with him.

Little Junior Sister’s name was Yun Na.

The first time I saw her, her small face was pale, and her large eyes were wet and shining.

She coughed every three steps and wheezed every five.

If I had not lived once before, I never would have imagined that this Little Junior Sister, who now seemed as frail as a willow in the wind,

would one day be able to lift a senior brother’s spine in one hand, step on a junior brother’s tailbone,

and crush my skull with one hand, turning the entire sect into nourishment for her cultivation.

Chapter 2

Just like in my previous life, Little Junior Sister won everyone’s affection the moment she arrived.

From the elders of the sect down to the senior and junior brothers,

anyone who saw her smiled like a flower in bloom.

Even Master, who had always been aloof, otherworldly, and unsmiling, softened considerably in her presence.

Everyone except me.

My obvious difference from everyone around her quickly drew her attention.

Her eyes reddened as she asked me pitifully, “Senior Sister… do you not like me?”

In my previous life, because she was weak, I had taken extra care of her.

Yet she often said things like this.

Over time,

many rumors spread through the sect.

They said I disliked Little Junior Sister

only because Master used to have only one female disciple-me-and now that there was another Little Junior Sister, I was jealous that she had stolen his affection.

And because I was not good with words and did not know how to defend myself, the rumors only grew worse.

But this time!

I stared straight at her, expressionless.

Before I could speak, Eldest Martial Brother hurried over and pulled her aside. He hesitated, then said,

“No. Your Eldest Senior Sister… simply isn’t the sort of person who likes to smile.”

For a brief moment, Little Junior Sister’s face seemed to go blank. “Ah…”

Yes, exactly. To avoid the same sort of rumors from my previous life,

from the day I was reborn, I have treated everyone equally with a cold face.

Chapter 3

Eldest Martial Brother’s name was Bai Yansheng. He entered the sect a little earlier than I did, and he had a gentle temperament.

His handsome, refined face was always graced with a smile as warm as a spring breeze.

Only now, he seemed to have recalled some unpleasant memory.

His fair face gradually darkened, then turned from black to green, from green to purple…

A dazzling, colorful display.

Under Little Junior Sister’s probing gaze, he pulled her to one side and, with an expression too complicated for words, squeezed out a sentence.

“Junior Sister, ever since your senior sister failed to form her core last time, she has developed facial paralysis.”

Little Junior Sister looked utterly shocked.

Eldest Martial Brother’s tone was full of grief and indignation. “And she no longer practices the sword. She switched to alchemy. When she’s in a good mood, she doesn’t speak. When she’s in a bad mood, she likes to swing her pill furnace around and smash people all over the mountain. You… you must not provoke her.”

Little Junior Sister could hardly believe it. Her mouth opened for a long while, but she could not form a complete sentence.

Eldest Martial Brother had spoken very quietly, but I heard him perfectly clearly.

His words truly wounded me.

All I did was smash him into the ground with a pill furnace a few times.

It was not as though I failed to dig him back out afterward.

Oh… I suppose I did forget once.

But that time, I had only smashed him in very shallowly. I thought he could climb out on his own.

Who knew he would faint from lack of oxygen in the pit? And then, through sheer bad luck, a heavy rain came pouring down from the heavens.

And buried him inside.

But I did it to train his body and strengthen his bones.

So that in the future, when Little Junior Sister got her hands on him, he would have a slightly better chance of surviving!

Sigh. Why can’t he understand my painstaking efforts?

I did it all for his own good!