I'm the Unattainable White Moonlight of the Powerful

Ye Lan transmigrated into a book, becoming the white-moonlight supporting female character in a series of xianxia novels: the aloof senior sister hated by readers, Xian Jinglan.

The powerful men saw her as an unattainable flower on a high peak, and became restless because they couldn't have her. She was their cinnabar mole, their white rose.

Readers saw her as an obstacle in the protagonists' love lives, born solely to torment the heroine.

Xian Jinglan: If I say I was forced into this, would anyone believe me?

When the powerful men made their feelings known:

Immortal Lord: Jinglan, would you become my immortal partner?

Demon Lord: Lan'er, you promised to return to the Demon Realm with me and live freely as a demonic cultivator.

King of Hell: Senior Sister, the Netherworld and I have been waiting for you.

Trembling Xian Jinglan: Please get a grip, everyone! The heroines you love are about to make their entrance!

She secretly nudged the heroines' romances with the powerful men along, while maintaining her aloof persona in public. It was so hard...

At last, the protagonists of every book got their happy endings, and Xian Jinglan thought she could make her graceful exit. But then an unknown minor character became attached to her.

The man's name was Wen Yiqing. Xian Jinglan racked her brains: Had a character like this appeared in any of these books? Where did you come from, you background character?

Wen Yiqing, the background character: Senior Sister, you've helped so many people and could practically be the matchmaker of the Six Realms. Could you help me find a match, too?

Xian Jinglan, the matchmaker: Even background characters want romance these days. Incredible, just incredible.

A male lead who seems like a background character but is actually a real powerhouse × an aloof senior sister in public, a crumbling white moonlight in private

This is a love story about supporting characters. (I've been playing bit parts across an entire series. Can't I have a romance of my own?)

Theme: Even ordinary people can be remarkably wise.