A Big, Honest Guy Just Wants to Stay Away from the Four F4s at the Academy for Nobles

[Two male leads + aristocratic academy's F4 + rivalry-filled love triangle] After Lu Wen saved an aristocrat by chance, he got to leave the garbage planet where he'd lived for years. He also gained a fiance and the chance to study at an aristocratic academy on the capital planet. The moment he stepped through the gates of Fairland Academy, his consciousness awakened. He realized this world was just a novel, and he was merely a cannon-fodder character meant to bring the protagonist and his love interests closer. The novel revolved around the tangled relationships between Fairland's F4, the gentle and refined student council president, the passionate and cheerful basketball team captain, the aloof top student, and the favored Seventh Prince, and the protagonist Yulian, who came from a poor planet. In the original story, Lu Wen discovered that even his fiance, who had always looked down on him, was in love with Yulian. Lu Wen had already been consumed by envy and resentment toward Yulian, who came from a similarly poor and backward planet yet was wildly popular. Now his jealousy grew even more twisted, and in a fit of fury, he came up with a foolish plan. He would steal the F4's members away from Yulian. Of course, the F4 weren't fooled by Lu Wen's clumsy attempts to drive a wedge between them. After he framed Yulian, they humiliated him and expelled him from Fairland. His fiance's family, dragged into the mess, angrily broke off the engagement and sent Lu Wen back to the garbage planet. Lu Wen remembered his fate in the original story: the garbage planet was swept into a cosmic storm, and he was torn apart along with tens of billions of tons of garbage, scattered across the vast reaches of space. After seeing this tragic ending, Lu Wen decided to stay far away from the F4 and avoid being sent back to the garbage planet to die. But on the very first day of school, he ran into all four of them one after another... And the way they looked at him was getting stranger by the day.