What It's Like to Be a Dean in a School Romance

[Abandoned for now: I'm not updating it currently, and might pick it up in the future. I don't recommend reading it.]

[Why it's abandoned: I originally wrote it to get a contract, but unexpectedly got one. I can't delete this book, so I'll leave it here for now and replace it with other short stories later.]

Short version: A fearless supporting character is teaching the protagonist a lesson.

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While working, Jiang Jinyue, a plane-hopping employee originally assigned as the stand-in for the second female lead, was supposed to compete fiercely with the female lead. Instead, she helped the female lead get away from the scumbag male lead, brought her together with the second male lead, and dealt with the scumbag on her own.

After ruining several male leads in a row, the company finally couldn't take it anymore and put her on ice.

Well, wouldn't you know it, the company ran into a major problem right after that. A completed campus romance world suddenly developed a data error, and its romantic plotlines became tangled up with those of several other worlds.

That was when the company remembered her again.

“Go on, don't you like breaking up romance plots? Go break one. Go break a romance plot that refuses to be defined.”

Before Jiang Jinyue could even react, she was packed off to this chaotic campus romance world and made the newly appointed dean of students.

She had barely arrived, and the class she was assigned to teach was full of protagonists.

The heroine in a youthful-angst story, so childish over the male lead that she'd live or die for him; the heroine in a playboy story, who at a young age understands Newton's laws all too well and dates several people at once; the heroine in an academic-prodigy story, rational and clever, yet clumsy when it comes to love...

Kids, all of your ideas about love need a little correcting...

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Also known as: The Max-Level Green Tea Gets Recruited as a Dean of Students in a Campus Romance; I'm a Perpetual Single, So Why Am I Teaching Others What a Healthy View of Love Looks Like?

Theme: Immature love only wears a person down