Everyone Loves the Young Lady

Warning: This is not actually a comic-book world. The female lead lives in the real world. Everything the female supporting character says about the male leads in the comics is false. Remember, what she says isn't true. The female lead is inexperienced, and all the men are, too. They are devoted to the female lead in both body and heart. The comics are fictional! The female lead won't limit herself to just one male character, so readers who insist on purity should stay away. The female lead holds the upper hand, both psychologically and in terms of power. Her family is at the very top of the social ladder, while all the male characters are relatively disadvantaged. The female lead will use her power to get her way. There is no plotline where the female lead keeps male lovers, because she can provide for herself and doesn't care about the scraps others have to offer. A warning for readers who aren't into this. She wakes up one day with the plots of four comics in her head. The beloved heiress, adored by everyone, has become the villainess in all four comics? She's promiscuous and lecherous, falls for everyone she meets, and does every evil imaginable. Her only purpose is to highlight the comic heroines' goodness and purity and advance the romances between the male and female leads? Sorry, but I'm only going to get worse. 1. The female lead is flirtatious and passionate in every sense, often radiating her beauty and charm without meaning to. She attracts both men and women. 2. The female lead is a predator. Let me underline that: a predator. Every male character who appears is inexperienced. Coming soon: My Frail Self Has Four Fiances Blurb: Song Chuxue is widely known as a frail beauty. She even needs a wheelchair to go out. She's beautiful but delicate, lovely and gentle, with a sorrowful look that tugs at the heartstrings most often clouding her brow. Because there are no NPCs available, she has to play the male leads' fiancée in four different comics. Song Chuxue's job is to wait for each heroine to appear, then quickly break off the engagement and leave. In the dark revenge comic, the male lead is an illegitimate son who has just returned to his powerful family. He's sinister and selfish, a skilled schemer with great ambitions, and he hates pretty, useless girls who are out of touch with the world. Song Chuxue: Great, that's me. In the high school romance comic, the male lead was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He's a fun-loving rich kid who knows nothing of hardship, and he has no interest in elegant, bookish ladies who are too delicate to do anything for themselves. Song Chuxue: Great, that's me. In the action-packed esports comic, the male lead is a freewheeling, sharp-tongued world champion from a wealthy family. He admires evenly matched opponents and couldn't care less about heiresses who only care about clothes and jewelry. Song Chuxue: Great, that's me. In the showbiz rags-to-riches comic, the male lead is a hardworking future movie star who works his way up step by step. He keeps his distance from women who have never lifted a finger and have money and power. Song Chuxue: Great, that's me. Song Chuxue is looking forward to it: Surely she'll be able to break off all the engagements and finish her mission soon! Much later. Song Chuxue: Why can't I break off a single engagement?!! Just then, the System beeps: Due to a malfunction, all four comics are about to merge. Song Chuxue: ...? Theme: Love is precious, but life is worth even more