Don't Trust the Mind Reader's Assumptions

The main story is complete. I'll post all the extra chapters together once they're finished. Blurb: Before she transmigrated, Ye Hongyue was a chuuni girl. After transmigrating, Ye Hongyue decided to bow to reality. To keep her position as a senior servant in the immortal sect, she'd do nothing but serve tea and water to the big shots and their disciples. To keep herself under control, she made a few rules for herself. First, never advise her gentle, considerate, and responsible senior brother to stop helping the impoverished and rescuing their troublemaking junior sister. She only imagined to herself: [It's over, it's over. The junior sister offended the son of a powerful demonic cultivator posing as a righteous cultivator. Senior Brother is going to rescue her alone. At best, his meridians will be destroyed and his cultivation severely damaged. At worst, he'll be refined into a puppet.] Senior Brother had come to bid Master farewell. He stepped outside with one foot, but couldn't bring the other foot out no matter what. Finally, he rushed back into the courtyard. "Master, please come with me." Second, never entertain the notion of saving her second senior brother, whose tragic past had left him with a terrible bloodlust. She only imagined to herself: [Second Senior Brother works so hard and is so handsome. It's a real shame that he'll kill the wrong enemy and meet his end after going mad from cultivation.] The second senior brother, who had just been reprimanded by Master for practicing too recklessly, went out without a word, his ears bright red. A few days later, news that the uncle of the second disciple of Hidden Moon Peak had colluded with the demonic path and massacred his brother-in-law's entire family spread throughout the sect, shocking countless people. Third, never get close to the men surrounding her third senior sister, who devoted herself to the Dao and attracted suitors wherever she went. She only imagined to herself: [Senior Sister is so devoted to cultivation that she always brushes those men off. How could she end up falling for a scumbag who wants to kill his wife to prove the Dao, then be resurrected as a mortal after he kills her...] She didn't imagine anything beyond that, since it felt too disrespectful. Third Senior Sister, who had just told Master she planned to become Dao companions with someone, hesitated, looking almost frantic. She had no choice but to capture her future Dao companion and the man who admired her in the middle of the night, forcing them to confess their plans. The news that "the third disciple of Hidden Moon Peak has switched to the Heartless Dao" quickly spread through the sect. Finally, never investigate the original owner's background. She only imagined to herself: [I might be the child of a righteous big shot and a demonic seductress, conceived in a night of passion. I could have the bloodlines of humans, demons, and devils, and my poor cultivation aptitude might be because the other two bloodlines have been sealed.] The disciples gathered in Master's courtyard to hear his teachings couldn't help glancing over, then quickly turned away and exchanged looks, wondering all sorts of things. Before long, all kinds of romantic gossip about the Immortal Venerables spread throughout the world. Big shots who suspected they might have daughters came rushing over, hoping to get a daughter for free. Many years later. When Ye Hongyue, now a master's wife, heard her disciples ask, "How do you know so much?" she was deeply shocked. "Wait, you actually believed that?" P.S. 1. Her imaginings are speculations based on what she knows. Some are close to the truth, others are completely absurd, but everyone who hears them believes them. 2. The heroine really loves to imagine things and is mildly chuuni. 3. The male lead is her Master, a catlike man, and the real big daddy above the protagonist group. Theme: Learn to distinguish right from wrong, and don't be fooled by appearances