This may be efficient, but it isn't majorly broken though, it's costing you a second level spell (which you have to maintain concentration on) to set up and two sorcery point every turn (to quicken the cantrip). There is also no limitation on casting two cantrips per turn, only to casting a spell of 1st level or higher on the same turn as casting a spell of 1st level or higher as a bonus action. To go through the logic: Green flame blade requires you to attack with a weapon you are holding and shadow blade explicitly creates a weapon ( as opposed to say flame blade). If you would like to read more words on this and/or argue it, I direct you to the questions What counts as a target for a spell? and ask you not to argue it in my comments. (See also developer tweet on the matter who agrees with this.) D&D 5e does not define targeting as well as it maybe should. Green flame blade is able to target two creatures the one you attack and one next two it. To be eligible, a spell must be incapable of targeting more than one creature at the spell's current level. For a spell to be twinnable it needs to only target one creature.
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