After Reincarnating as a Cannon Fodder, I Became the Beloved of Four Psychos

Bai Wei transmigrates into a novel as a disposable supporting character. Her family sends her to an isolated sanatorium to care for four powerful big shots afflicted with “curses.” In the end, she is supposed to become a stepping stone for the “saintly” heroine to heal them.

The sanatorium’s four heirs are all immensely powerful, yet each suffers terribly:

Heir A loathes light and bursts into flames at its touch;

Heir B has lost his sense of taste, and everything he eats is like dirt;

Heir C falls ill when touched, suffering unbearable pain;

Heir D transforms into a ferocious beast when night falls.

Bai Wei intends to dutifully play the role of a mere tool and make her escape once the story ends.

But things gradually start to go wrong...

The big shot allergic to light starts chasing the “glow” around her.

The heir who has lost his sense of taste can only taste food when she feeds it to him.

The abstinent CEO who can’t bear to be touched desperately craves her embrace.

And the man who turns into a ferocious beast every night can only fall asleep peacefully when he catches her scent, rubbing his fluffy head against her palm.

Bai Wei watches the four big shots draw ever closer, their eyes growing more and more obsessively unhinged, while the “saintly” heroine beside them turns increasingly green with envy. Trembling, she cries, “Help! Something about this script seems really wrong!”