Nobody Remembers My Name Across Resets.

Shiori died the way she lived: alone, unnoticed, and mid-playthrough of her favorite otome game. She wakes up inside it. Not as the heroine. Not even as a rival. As a background character, the tavern girl nobody looks at twice. Then the world resets. And Shiori is still there, remembering everything, wearing someone else's face, answering to a name the game can't even spell right. Somewhere outside the screen, a stranger named Hinata is playing Shiori's abandoned save, resetting the world over and over, chasing the one ending she wants: the prince. Hinata has no idea Shiori exists. But Shiori knows this game better than anyone alive. And she's about to become the most powerful nobody the story has ever had, quietly rewriting Hinata's odds from the sidelines, one throwaway role at a time. There's just one problem. Shiori's falling for the prince too. A comedy-romance about being invisible, being overwritten, and choosing, over and over, to help someone else get the ending you secretly wanted for yourself.