Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Is the Real Catch

[Urban] + [Single Female Lead] + [System] + [Academic Ace] + [Subverting Expectations] + [Romance conquest] + [Lighthearted] + [Imaginative] + [Feel-Good Power Fantasy] + [Face-Slapping] + [School Life] + [Hidden Big Shot] + [Female Supporting Character's Rise] + [Everyday Life]

Ji Boxiao, an academic ace who had just received his admission letter from a top-tier university, died after staying up late reading trashy novels. When he woke up, he found himself bound to the hell-level romance game Heart-Pounding conquest, with a completion rate of just 0.1% across all players. Every other player was frantically competing and paying through the nose to suck up to the destined heroine. Ji Boxiao, however, pulled up an Excel spreadsheet and sneered: "Pursuing the heroine? High cost, low returns, and you could be treated as a backup at any moment. The return on investment isn't even as good as Yu'ebao." He turned around and locked onto the heroine's least noticeable side character, Li Xinyue.

According to the official data, Li Xinyue was a nobody with no value as a conquest target. She usually wore black-rimmed glasses, a low ponytail, and a baggy school uniform, looking gloomy and easy to bully. Everyone laughed at Ji Boxiao for being blind: instead of pursuing the pure and beautiful campus belle, he was sucking up to an utterly forgettable nobody. But while the money-grubbing heroine Su Ning was still maintaining her image, keeping backup guys around, and waiting for her sycophants to shower her with gifts, Ji Boxiao was already using his academic prowess to break down the rules, exploit plot bugs, and raise the side character's affection to max at the lowest possible cost.

Then one day, Li Xinyue took off her glasses, revealing a naturally stunning face, and the whole school erupted. The once-arrogant rich kid Zhao Kai was slapped in the face again and again, while Su Ning kept causing trouble and repeatedly getting burned. Everyone who had once ignored the side character collectively lost it: How had that transparent nobody become the whole school's darling?