The Supporting Actress in a Mary Sue Novel Holds the White Moonlight Script

Song Yaoli was eighteen when she discovered that she was the villainess in a Mary Sue novel.

According to the plot, she would eventually end up in the slums, making a living washing dishes.

To avoid that fate, she kept her distance from the male lead and his rivals, and tried to win the heroine over.

But why was the gentle, devoted student council president gazing at her with such deep affection and confessing his feelings?

And why was the dazzling, alluring second male lead getting jealous over her, even going so far as to fight the male lead?

As for the sunny, cheerful male supporting character from the original story, he lowered his head, eyes red, and said with a coy, calculating look, “Sis, they’re so rough. I’m not like them. I don’t even know how to fight.”

Song Yaoli looked at the first, second, and third male leads gathered around her, then turned to the heroine in confusion. The heroine stepped forward delicately and took her by the arm. “Cousin, boys are so noisy. Let’s get out of here.”