I Took Credit for the Wealthy Hero's Kindness, but He Kissed Me Until I Cried!

[One heroine, six male leads | All the men are devoted | A safe bet for readers who like honest, dependable babies]

Lu Ke transmigrates into an old-fashioned sweet romance as the vicious supporting heroine who has stolen the female lead's identity.

Using the female lead's keepsake as her own, she shamelessly seduces all the men in the heroine's harem, making a mess of every one of her relationships.

Later, when the heroine returns and learns the truth, she cries in hurt: “You couldn't even recognize me, and you slept with the person I hate most. I hate you all. I don't want you anymore.”

Desperate to win back the heroine, the male leads resort to every means possible, and finally get her to agree to let them back into her life.

As for Lu Ke, the vicious supporting heroine, the men settle the score after the fact. They torment her until she is in unbearable agony, then kill her outright.

The transmigrated Lu Ke is horrified. She was single for 28 years, and now she's landed in this kind of nightmare scenario? She can't do it!

But just her luck, she wakes up to find one of the male leads drugged. He struggles to make his way to her, and now has her cornered in a room.

Lu Ke: ...

After Lu Ke has her way with him, she tries to run, but as soon as she steps out of the room, another man corners her against the wall.

Lu Ke really wants to stay away from these male leads. They have power and influence everywhere, and once the heroine comes back, she's done for. She wants to live.

Later, she really does find a chance to escape, but the heroine adds her on WeChat: Can you keep your men in line? Why are they coming to corner me when they can't find you? My man is jealous!

Only then does Lu Ke learn that the male leads have known all along that she stole someone else's identity.

But why has the plot changed?

After two years on the run, the male leads find her and drag her back.

With red-rimmed eyes, the men grit their teeth as they stare at her: “You've been lying to us for this long. Why not lie to us for the rest of our lives?”