You Asked Me to Be a Doormat, Not to Train Them Like Dogs

[Mary Sue romance with multiple love interests + irresistible charm + male rivals fighting for her + dog-training fiction + vicious supporting female character + brain-off indulgence]

Shi Sheng transmigrates into a Mary Sue novel filled with melodramatic twists. The System she’s bound to demands that she become a vicious supporting female character!

She has to fawn over the male leads and keep courting death, making them love the heroine even more!

Once they take their revenge on her and she meets a wretched end, she’ll be free to control her own life!

The arrogant, domineering childhood friend Xie Ci tempts her to jump off a cliff. She jumps!

The aloof student council president, a moon-like beauty who ignores everyone else, asks Shi Sheng, “What about me?”

Shi Sheng says, “You deserve the very best in the world.”

The refined heir to a wealthy family, his face streaming with blood, gently asks Shi Sheng, “Do I look good like this?”

Shi An says, “My boy, you look the best.”

The System is stunned.

It thought Shi Sheng would at least snap back, fight back, or complain.

It never expected her to be so obedient.

The male leads are stunned.

They thought Shi An would at least turn around and send them heart gestures too, throw a tantrum, or be torn between love and hate.

They never expected her to have no complaints at all.

In the end, the heroine kneels at her feet, clutches her calf, and sobs uncontrollably. “Don’t leave me!”

The handsome male leads gather around Shi Sheng’s feet too, their eyes red, like abandoned puppies.

“Woof.”

Shi Sheng says, “Good, you’re all good!”