She’s a Passerby, But Can See the Protagonist’s Halo

Yan has always seen unusual things, beginning in childhood with the extraordinary twins next door, who possessed halos signifying their prodigious talents. Constantly compared to these “other people’s children” and feeling her life was overshadowed, Yan sought refuge in a private boarding school. There, her deskmate, initially unremarkable, soon developed a "rebirth" halo, effortlessly navigating complex social circles. Yan assumed she had escaped this peculiar world by university, only to find her dorm filled with roommates exhibiting halos indicating diverse extraordinary circumstances: "ancient to modern," "post-apocalyptic superhuman," "will die if not spending money," and "ghost king revival." Despite her attempts to move, Yan gradually adapted to this new reality. She learned to manage her unique roommates' lives, assisting the "ancient to modern" roommate with public relations, helping the tycoon roommate with her acquisitions, enjoying the superhuman roommate's cultivated produce, and calmly questioning the ghost king roommate's late returns. Yan is a bystander, not the protagonist, in this world of halos.