After the Cannon Fodder’s Cover Is Blown, Why Have All the Male Leads Turned Crazy?

[Quick Transmigration Female Lead with Multiple Secret Identities + Winning Over the Leads in Different Worlds + All Male Leads Are Devoted to Her Alone + Jealous-Husband Fiction + Dark, Coercive Romance + An Epic Catfight Showdown]

After being bound to a System, Siyin was told she had to derail the plot in order to leave each world.

Siyin: “How do I derail the plot?”

System: [Care about him, feel for him, and make him fall in love with you, a cannon-fodder NPC. That counts as derailing the plot.]

With perfect composure, Siyin put on a secret identity. Any man who fell for her was doomed to a lifetime of misery.

She toyed with sincere feelings in world after world, never falling for anyone herself. The moment their affection reached its limit, she ran.

Siyin: “Does this count as derailing the plot?”

The System looked helplessly at all the targets she had flirted with, then coldly abandoned, each still hopelessly in love with her. It could only rub its temples and smile wryly.

[How could it not count?]

After derailing the plot, Siyin made a graceful escape and vanished. Who could have guessed she would run into her ex-husbands again and get trapped in a showdown between them?

Only after every layer of her secret identities had been stripped away did the targets finally realize that she really had only been playing around.

Siyin: “…”

A lovesick, possessive young man from Miaojiang went even more mad: “If I’d known this would happen, I should have locked you away somewhere no one could find you, so you’d have no choice but to be with me every single day!”

A deposed tyrant: “I had someone send you away and promised you a lifetime of peace. You’re telling me that after my kingdom fell, you married someone else?”

A pure-hearted prince who could see through tea: “Ayin, hurry and say it. Say I’m the one you love most!”

A cool and aloof imperial tutor: “Yinyin, hurry and tell me this isn’t true. It isn’t, right?”

A ruthless regent: “Sister-in-law, have you forgotten? If not for the late emperor, you would have been my wife.”

P.S. This is a fictional setting. The focus is on winning over the leads, with no in-depth household or palace intrigue. All the male leads are devoted to her alone.