Thai F4: The Overworked Cannon Fodder Goes Off the Rails

Blurb:

After Suya wakes from a prophetic dream in which she has fallen into the life of a 996 overworked wage slave, with her Mediterranean boss berating her, she hurriedly feels her head. Her hair is still thick.

At a glance, the LV bag on her bedside table is still casually tossed there.

Thank goodness, her family has not gone bankrupt yet.

After a marginal character who does not fit in with the main cast awakens, why does the plot go off the rails and completely fall apart?

On the rooftop, Ren gazes at her tenderly. "I'm looking forward to watching the sun rise and set with you."

Suya purses her lips. "To be honest, I'm not very fond of people who have a white moonlight in their hearts."

Though she does like that sister who is just like a white moonlight.

The flirtatious playboy who drifts through the world hides his usual act. "I want to give you my true feelings."

Suya frowns. "Senior Kavin, are your true feelings the kind where your first love waits on a rooftop all night while you fool around in someone else's bed?"

Sorry, but she doesn't particularly want that kind.

At the racetrack, MJ comes over with his helmet and grins at her. "Hey, want to be my girlfriend?"

Suya looks confused, reaches out to touch the boy's forehead, and says, "You don't have a fever. What happened to your orientation?"

"If you agree to be with me, I'll consider doing it."

Suya puts a hand to her forehead, speechless. "Uh, then maybe don't consider it."

Later, the rule of "you'll come around eventually" is never late, and she tentatively gives love a try, suffering a little for it. (No multiple pairing! No multiple pairing! No multiple pairing!!!)

A little heads-up: 1. This is essentially a Mary Sue sweet romance, and you could say it has no such thing as logic.

2. The heroine is a little clapback queen. If you don't like her, just quietly leave.

3. Writing in isolation is really boring, so I hope you lovely readers will leave lots of comments. (Acting cute and rolling around)

Theme: An optimistic attitude toward life