[Female Disguise as a Man | Love Rivals | Men and Women All Love the Female Lead | Everyone Is Chaste | Multiple Men | Identity Revealed]
[All the Men Are Virgins, Though One or Two Liked Someone Else Before the Female Lead. Avoid if That Bothers You]
Yan Sui transmigrates into a historical romance tragedy as a cannon-fodder character who doesn't survive three chapters.
The System asks her to change the tragic endings of the story's rejected suitors. Yan Sui says bluntly: "Just kill the male lead and then let the female lead take all these rejected suitors into her harem. She's the female lead, so what's wrong with having a few men?"
And so Yan Sui begins her diligent campaign to get rid of the male lead, using others to do her dirty work and putting herself in the thick of things...
But something unexpected happens along the way...
The seemingly sweet but secretly cunning young heir of a noble house, known for his dazzling looks and love of riding, struggles with himself before turning into a clingy pursuer. A promising young tutor breaks with his family to become her lover. A power-hungry, cunning chancellor willingly takes a blade for her and even gives up his power. A detached, otherworldly Buddhist monk makes no effort to hide his desire in front of her. A timid, fragile female scholar is willing to stand against the entire court for her. An ambitious princess from a neighboring kingdom wants her to stay and become her royal consort...
Why have all these rejected suitors fallen for her? Wait... why is there a woman too?
Yan Sui admits it's only natural to like her, but whether she accepts them depends on her mood.
To get her attention and please her, they try everything they can think of, even fighting each other until blood is drawn.
The young lord of Miaojiang, the first to get a taste of her, struts around like a winner, showing off an earring containing a lock of Yan Sui's hair soaked in his own blood.
The moment he first saw Yan Sui, he was already under a love spell called Yan Sui.
(Note: The System has a minor presence. This isn't a political intrigue story.)