Wake Up, I'm Really Just a Background Character

Chu Fan was an overlooked passerby, living in a corner no one cared about. One day, she suddenly awakened memories of her past life. This was a dangerous cultivation world that combined several novels. Her father was the untouchable flower of the cultivation world, while her mother was bound to a time-rewind System and tasked with winning him over. Her older brother was a ruthless sword cultivator from a tragic romance, a practitioner of the Heartless Sword Path. After being gravely injured and losing his memory, he was rescued by a peasant girl, only to kill her and return with the proof of his enlightenment. Her junior fellow disciple was a dragon among men from an underdog-reversal story. He fell off a cliff and survived, finding a ring that housed an old man. She alone was a mortal with no spiritual roots, cast into the outer sect as a child. Her role was to appear when the plot reached a dramatic high point and provide bits of background chatter like, "How terrifying," "Aww, so sweet," "Everyone gasped," and "The crowd all condemned them." And the black square in her pocket was actually her phone from her previous life! Chu Fan opened the camera and recorded the highlights of her life. But she had no idea that after she hit Save, everyone in the cultivation world, from sect leaders to new disciples, received a clip from an unknown source: [Handmade Milk Tea] Caption: A peaceful, happy life [Heart] [Rose] [Heart] The cultivation world was in an uproar. In that caramel-colored immortal drink, there seemed to be a trace of the Heavenly Dao! Everyone: Which Sacred Ancestor has descended upon the world? The entire world was searching for an omnipotent Supreme Being, the benefactor who had changed the destinies of all the chosen ones. Surrounded on all sides by the protagonists and villains, Chu Fan: "?" Get a grip! I'm just a mortal! [The premise won't change. The title and blurb will be finalized when the story launches.] [Warnings] 1. The heroine does not cultivate immortality, and the male lead is extremely powerful. This is not a strong heroine story, so please take note! 2. This is an absurd comedy. It won't meet the expectations of either heroine-focused or male-lead-focused readers. There are countless great stories on Jinjiang, so find another if this one's not for you. 3. The Chu sisters' squad. For similar stories, see the author's other works: "What, Leveling Up Again?", "Cultivation Spells Are Word Documents", and "The Number One Sword Cultivator, But Just Wants to Lose". Theme: The Great Dao is found in ordinary life