I Relied on Sand Sculpture to Become a Heartthrob on Campus

Jiang Jiang was transformed into the female villain who secretly loves F3 and bullies the heroine in the bloody school abuse novel. However... The first moment he saw the heroine, Jiang Jiang, who was a pretty dog, immediately fell in love with her. She is so cute, I must be her friend! System: Your mission is to defeat the heroine and become the most desired Bai Yueguang in F3's heart! Wearing a ten-level filter on the heroine·Ear Lame·Jiang Jiang: Got it, beat F3 and become the heroine's Bai Yueguang, right? In the original book, the heroine disguises herself as a man and enters the aristocratic academy, but F3 pursues the heroine because of a bet, plays with her feelings, and robs her regardless of her wishes. ，； ，； ，； ，…… ：， School Bully: Boss, teach me how to... Fight! Stepbrother: Sister-in-law, teach me how to fall in love! How did you catch my brother? Jiang Jiang: Huh? The first two are okay, but what the hell is the last one? I don't know your brother. Everyone:? Wait, you chased me so hard and now you say you don't know me? What a ghost! ! ! Jiang Jiang: Your sister never told me that you have other brothers? Stepbrother: I don't have a sister, that's my brother! Jiang Jiang:... Eh? The real male protagonist smiled half-heartedly: "So... You chased me and then said we are just friends?" Jiang Jiang defended with panic eyes: "No! To me... You are not an ordinary friend, you are the most important thing..." "Best friend." Him: "..." Jiang Jiang: Help, what should I do if I accidentally provoke the big devil! God of study/school bully/stepbrother: I told you so! It's better to choose me than him! Things to note: 1. The outspoken little sun with a friendly mind x the black-faced, cold and handsome guy 2. The names of the male and female protagonists will be changed. The promotion of friendship depends entirely on the female protagonist's imagination, and the advancement of love depends entirely on the male protagonist's imagination. 3. The copy has been archived Purpose: Love is not limited to identity