Can They Hear the Inner Thoughts of Someone Like Me, a Mere Extra?!

Healing, heartwarming yuri × everyday cultivation with a twist × light comedy and a romantic showdown full of secret crushes

Xu Wantang transmigrates into a female-targeted tragic romance novel, becoming a menial disciple at Lingxiao Sect, chopping wood and sweeping floors.

She sets herself a small goal: save up two hundred liang of spirit stones, go down the mountain to buy a house, grow vegetables, and raise a cat. And the three doomed heroines? The senior sister will be tricked out of her sword, her master out of her heart's blood, and the junior sister will be abandoned by a scumbag. What does any of that have to do with her?

But she never expected that the secret would be out the moment she crouched behind a tree to watch the senior sister practice her swordsmanship and thought, "She's so cool... I mean, so beautiful."

Nor did she expect that every little kindness she showed "in passing" would be overheard and remembered by the three of them: a note warning someone about a swindler, a hand warmer because she was worried her master might be cold, a piece of candy with a "No need to wait." And then, in ways she never imagined, they would return those kindnesses to her, bit by bit.

This is a story about "someone who thinks they don't deserve to be loved, loving others with all their might, while the people receiving that love fall for them because they don't realize what they're doing."

"You never know that when you think you're only passing by, someone has already made you their light."

The child who waited for others to give her candy has finally learned to grow a whole forest of candy trees herself.

It's not "I love you." It's "I heard your kindness, and then I fell in love with you."

Love isn't a grand, dramatic rescue. It's saying "I'm here," day after day.

She thought she was only helping in passing, but those three gave it their all just to make her stay, even if only "in passing."