The Male Leads All Think They're the One I Love Most

[I have a compulsion to finish what I start, so I will complete this, but the update schedule is unpredictable. Cracking the whip might make me write faster.] Tang Yangliu becomes a supporting female character in three different novels overnight. In one, she runs away; in another, she jumps off a tall building; and in the last, her reputation is ruined. In short, none of them end well. She plays the pure, innocent girl, the villainous heiress, and the disposable scummy woman all at once. Like an NPC with maxed-out beauty and wickedness stats, she maxes out the male leads' affection, then makes them face reality. It's your Heavenly Dao daddy who doesn't treat me like a person. I'm innocent in all this. When the male leads finally discover what she's really like: Campus heartthrob Gu Quxian: "She lost her mother when she was young, and her father only knows how to use her. Liu Liu is innocent. She just wants to be loved more. I'll love her properly and give her the warmth she deserves." Overbearing CEO Qin Manfeng: "So what if a girl whose family controls her has a few little schemes? Let her do as she likes. If anything happens, I'll handle it. No matter how exciting the world outside is, she'll end up back in my arms." Esports genius Yu Shenxu: "What's wrong with you people, are you that desperate to get cheated on? She's rotten to the core by nature. Why would anyone expect her to turn over a new leaf? You can all leave. I'm the only one who needs to suffer the pain of being played." Content warnings 1. The Mary Sue factor is off the charts, with lots of cuddling. 2. Everyone has one-sided feelings. The heroine is a genuine heartbreaker and loves none of them. 3. The characters' values don't represent the author's. I won't accept writing advice. 4. A 100,000-character short story written just to plant a tree. Don't expect much, and don't overanalyze it. 5. No logic. It's all about going wild and having fun. Theme: Recognize what you truly want