Reborn as a Cannon Fodder Junior Sister, I Change My Fate with My Senior Brothers' Love

[Transmigrate into a book + cannon-fodder comeback + doted on by everyone + cultivation + the original novel’s villain sect + face-slapping the original novel’s black-lotus heroine + a little pocket dimension]

Lin Manlu is an office worker who suddenly dies from overwork after working overtime. When she wakes up, she finds she has transmigrated into a female-centric novel she once read, as a cannon-fodder supporting character with the same name who gets used by the heroine and then written out. She plans to join some small sect and keep her head down until the heroine ascends. Who knew she’d end up in a sect full of cannon fodder and major villains? Her eldest senior brother is a murderer, her second senior brother is a demon cultivator, her third senior brother is the heroine’s devoted simp, her fourth senior sister is killed by the heroine in a secret realm, her fifth senior brother is written out after fewer than ten chapters and is even more expendable than she is, her sixth senior sister might be the female demon who sucks men’s souls dry in the middle or later part of the story, her seventh senior brother is another cannon fodder, and her eighth senior brother is the major boss whose defeat is key to the heroine’s ascension... But her handsome master seems to be the only unattainable love of the heroine in the original story.

The heroine finds spiritual treasures just by walking around, while Lin Manlu can trip over nothing on a flat road. The heroine has one stroke of good luck after another, while Lin Manlu’s bad luck just keeps piling up. She can’t relax, but no matter how hard she works, she can’t keep up.

When she first arrives at the sect, she plans to stay out of the heroine’s way. But her senior brothers’ concern gives Lin Manlu, who has always been used to being alone, an unfamiliar feeling. Little by little, this stops feeling like a fictional world, and she begins to want to protect the people around her, even if there’s only the slightest hope...