After the Most-Hated Supporting Actress Is Diagnosed with a Terminal Illness

A preview of the reverse-harem novel "After Becoming the White Moonlight of the Entire Military Academy, I Faked My Death" is below

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Su Ji was born in the Lower City, but she was lucky enough to awaken an S-rank Guide talent when she came of age. She became the manager of Frequency, the planet's hottest boy band of S-rank Sentinels.

Every member of Frequency came from a prestigious family and was handsome and talented. They were the dream lovers the public went wild for. Everyone envied Su Ji's good fortune.

Only Su Ji knew that her cold, stern boss thought she was a vain, greedy woman dreaming of marrying into wealth, while the artists under her management saw her as their greatest enemy.

Abandoned by everyone, despised by all, even the dogs hated her. And that wasn't even the worst part.

One day, Su Ji began having prophetic dreams and discovered that she was the universally hated villainess in the romance novel "The S-Rank Sentinels' Beloved White Moonlight."

In the book, she framed the heroine, bullied the hero, and eventually died of an incurable illness.

Su Ji didn't believe it at first, not until she received the hospital's diagnosis of a terminal illness.

Ha ha, guess there's no way to avoid dying now.

To enjoy what little time she had left, Su Ji sold everything valuable except her house and handed her resignation to her boss.

She expected everyone else to be overjoyed, but she never imagined everything would go haywire.

The fastidious young master began clinging to her spirit form and personally cooking for her.

Her cold boss demanded to know why she would get in another man's car but refused his invitation.

The fake sunshine boy, who was really a lovesick yandere, wanted to lock her in a gilded cage and keep her from ever leaving him.

Only belatedly did Su Ji realize: ...Wait, am I actually popular?

On the day her time ran out, Su Ji boarded a flight to Silver Star alone.

Buzz, buzz.

Hundreds of text messages and missed calls came through on her brain-computer interface. They were all from people who couldn't find Su Ji.

Su Ji was dead.

But she didn't know that the story was only just beginning after her death.

Reading tips:

- At its core, this is a Mary Sue reverse-harem novel. The heroine is adored by everyone. All the male leads are devoted to her in body and soul, with no choosing between love interests and no vilification of the original heroine.

- Neither the male nor female leads are genuinely virtuous. Some are selfish and self-serving.

- I just wanted to write a ridiculous, melodramatic Mary Sue story where the heroine goes from universally hated to universally adored. It's just for fun.

"After Becoming the White Moonlight of the Entire Military Academy, I Faked My Death"

The greatest difference between people with special abilities and ordinary humans is that they experience an intense, unpredictable "heat."

To find out why her brother disappeared, Shi Mingyue disguises herself as a man and enters Imperial Star Military Academy, a school that admits only noblemen.

Its rules are strict, and the students it produces are utterly ruthless.

In their eyes, commoners are currency, assets, and raw materials for production, but never people.

Being around these privileged aristocrats often leaves Shi Mingyue feeling a chill run through her.

She thinks the students whose personalities have been warped by the military academy are monsters wearing human skin, roaming the campus.

The monsters don't like her, and she doesn't like them.

That's just fine.

So when they tell her they love her, she feels nothing but a faint chill, aside from disbelief.

The only time their confessions feel real to her is on the nights when heat comes over them.

Damp yet intense, like a violent summer downpour.

An ordinary person has no way to resist a trained military cadet gone wild.

Not long afterward, Shi Mingyue finds a clue about her brother.

She runs without looking back.

White moonlight, my foot. She's just the most likable of these rich young men's playthings.

Five years later, Shi Mingyue attends a royal banquet as a female guest, dressed in a long gown.

When she meets her old acquaintances again, she almost fails to recognize them.

The man idly swirls his wineglass, smiling softly, boundlessly gentle.

"Mingyue, wherever you want to go next time, let me come with you, okay?"

Shi Mingyue's mind goes blank with a boom.

Her instincts tell her something is very wrong.

She's doomed.

Reading guide:

The heroine is beautiful, sweet, and adorable, but genuinely strong. The male leads are probably all abnormal, privileged aristocrats. All the male leads are devoted to her in body and soul.

All kinds of old-school Mary Sue tropes abound. This is a self-indulgent work written to cater to my tastes.

For reasons we all understand, her brother isn't related to her by blood.

Theme: Stay true to yourself