They Thought I Was Head Over Heels

Yan Si transmigrates into a book and has to play the villainess. Starved of love since childhood, she falls madly for the male lead just because he gives her a piece of candy. She becomes his humble, devoted lapdog, willingly takes the place of the woman he loves, and ends up doing every kind of evil deed. In the end, her love goes unreturned, and she dies in poverty and misery.

Yan Si, forced to bind herself to the Lapdog System: ...

One person's lapdog is a simp. A hundred people's lapdog is a war wolf!

Bo Nian has no doubt that Yan Si loves him. After all, he's born into a prestigious family and is exceptionally handsome.

Yan Si, meanwhile, is timid, clingy, and hopelessly lovesick. Even though she's highly educated and has a beautiful face resembling the one belonging to her crush, she can't get anywhere near the person she loves.

So he cruelly broke up with her.

Only later did he discover that he wasn't the only one Yan Si loved.

There was also his gentle, wealthy uncle, his flirtatious childhood friend, and his gloomy, obsessive rival. The only thing she loved about them was their huge breakup payouts!

A money-loving heroine vs. an extremely wealthy hero

Theme: Even in adversity, keep studying hard. You reap what you sow.