Being the White Moonlight for Four Male Leads at Once

[The wicked supporting woman, who was supposed to be loathed by all four male leads, becomes the white moonlight they all fight over in the end + a fourfold chaotic love triangle + a frail beauty turns the tables and gets them wrapped around her finger + all the male leads are devoted only to her]

He Linlang was born with heart disease. Before she died, she met a System and accepted a morally questionable mission.

She had to play the wicked supporting woman in four novels to earn more time to live.

But who could have guessed that the male leads would be so attentive to He Linlang as soon as she transmigrated into the stories?

The possessive heir to a wealthy family said he wanted to keep her as soon as they met. The icy, domineering CEO begged her to stay by his side. The aloof top student called her “big sister” at every turn. The rebellious young master had been threatening to break off their engagement for ages, yet still found new ways to cook for her every day.

He Linlang was astonished. Did wicked supporting women really get treated this well?

The System explained: These men were always going to dote on and love her. It was only when the heroines appeared that He Linlang would reveal her wicked nature, be rejected, and eventually die miserably on the street, full of regret.

He Linlang: “All right, then. I’ll do my best to earn their favor and stay alive.”

But as the heroines gradually appeared, why hadn’t any sparks of romance flown between them?

And why were the male leads, who were supposed to hate her, becoming more and more reluctant to let her go?

System: “This is bad, Host. They’ve really fallen in love with you.”

He Linlang: “?”

So what now? Should she be cut into four pieces and divided among them?

Would she still get to live a long, healthy life?

A note from the author:

1. No angst for the heroine, and no women fighting each other over a man.

2. The heroine talks a lot, but her goal never wavers.

3. The male leads will gradually grow and work through their own life lessons.

4. The heroine has a few golden fingers.