The Big Shots Beg Me for Forgiveness Every Day

Also known as: She Only Loves Studying, Too Bad the Big Shots Don’t Call It Studying, The Big Shots Always Think I’m Trying to Hurt Their White Moonlight

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An Li inexplicably transmigrates into a book and becomes a cannon-fodder villainess with the same name.

Is this a collapse of morality or a distortion of human nature?

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The book has five big shots who dote on the sweet, innocent heroine and loathe the villainous An Li.

Bound to a System for no apparent reason, An Li knows how her story will end: she’ll do whatever she wants until she finally gets killed off, and everyone will live happily ever after.

But this An Li is not that An Li. She just wants to study hard, so she stays away from the heroine and the big shots.

What stupid romance? What stupid protagonist’s halo? An Li doesn’t care.

But no matter what she does, the big shots always assume the worst of her.

“You wicked woman!”

“Just looking at you makes me sick!”

“Can’t you get away from us?”

Then An Li leaves, and the big shots realize what they’ve lost.

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One day, the big shots finally see the true face of the sweet, innocent girl they’d doted on, and suddenly remember how good An Li had been.

And then comes the following scene.

“An’an, have you forgiven us yet? We were wrong!”

An Li remains cold. “Sorry, you’re not smart enough. I refuse your request.”

The big shots are done for.

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1. The story focuses on studying, with romance as a secondary element, and plenty of face-slapping.

2. This book doesn’t follow logic, so please go easy if it’s not to your taste.

3. The big shots are not the male lead. Jiang Ye is! Don’t ship the wrong couple!

4. The male lead is a real jerk, seriously, a total jerk, and as straightforward as they come!