How My Broken Values Were Rebuilt

(Pure GL + Multiple Female Leads + Mystery but Lighthearted + Maybe You Could Call It a School Romance? Don't Read If That's Not Your Thing)

(Please, someone come read my book. At least finish one chapter, I beg you.)

What if, one day, everyone who would never have had anything to do with you suddenly started flocking around you for no apparent reason?

"Hey, sign this agreement and I'll pay you twenty thousand a month."

When the person in my class who was my complete opposite slapped that sheet of paper down on my desk, it felt like the world's hands had begun to turn.

"Don't get the wrong idea. That's all you're worth."

A hot-tempered heiress from a wealthy family, a genius with a flirtatious reputation and a talent for keeping things ambiguous, a sunny and cheerful art-school applicant, a cold and gloomy childhood friend...

Huh? Am I supposed to have a campus comedy kind of life, too?

Is something not quite right here?

[Just to be clear: This is told in first person. The work is entirely fictional and includes elements that don't exist in reality, including but not limited to being reborn and transmigrating.

There is only one case, and it's included solely to build the world and move the plot along. It appears in equal measure only as the catalyst for events in the first two volumes, so don't worry, it isn't the focus. The author won't stray from the main theme.

That said, the case can be solved through deduction. It's a bizarre mystery, and all the clues are right out in the open, so it should be easy to guess. Feel free to share your theories.

As the title suggests, the characters' values are warped, and the protagonist isn't the only one with mental health issues. Please don't insult the characters. If the content hits a sore spot, feel free to use the back button in the top-left corner.

Finally, I'm a new writer and will do my best to keep the story logically coherent. I look forward to hearing your suggestions, and hope we can make the work better together.]