Not a wish-fulfillment story; slow burn. Lots of comments on screen early on, fewer later.
Xi Yuan was exceptionally gifted. From the moment she began her path to immortality, she devoted herself diligently to cultivation, with no other thoughts in mind.
Until she was gravely injured in the Thousand Caves of the Divine Cavern and woke up after losing consciousness
[So this is the wicked supporting female character? Causing trouble everywhere and throwing herself at men?? I don't want to see her. Switch perspectives!]
Feeling inexplicable malice, Xi Yuan looked bewildered. Who was talking?
She paid her respects to her master, who gave her medicine for her injuries and spoke kindly
[Your master is only being nice because she wants to peel off your face and put it on herself.]
[She's all smiles now, but later she'll cut out your heart.]
While chatting with a friend
[I remember she's cannon fodder too. She ends up bled dry and turned into a mummy.]
While discussing her life-bound sword with her junior sister
[You don't know this, do you, supporting female? Your sword was actually one your junior sister didn't want, so she tossed it to you.]
Xi Yuan: ?
The inexplicable comments spoiled the whole story, often assigning people their endings.
At first, Xi Yuan didn't believe them, but events really did unfold as the comments described.
It turned out she was a disposable supporting character, a stepping stone, a troublemaker. Her only purpose was to give the fated heroine a heart, so she could stride down the great path to glory.
The comments were pretty ominous, but it didn't matter. Xi Yuan already seemed to have the worst luck imaginable, so this was no big deal.
But the more she experienced, the more she felt as if an unseen pair of hands were pushing her forward.
(P.S. From the audience's perspective, they're watching a live stream of a large-scale 3D game based on a book.)
After looking at it, I felt that it was in vain and the heroine felt very aggrieved.