Transmigrated as a Paranoid Female Supporting Character Disguised as a Man

The System tells Yao Yao that she has transmigrated into a dark Mary Sue novel as a mentally unstable, obsessive cannon-fodder villainess.

The villainess harbors a twisted, crazed love for the male leads. Too afraid to confess to them in person, she secretly collects things they have used, follows them and takes photos, sends the photos to them in harassing private messages, and even disguises herself as a man to sneak into the dormitory where they live.

Her mission is to maintain the villainess's persona and, when the plot calls for it, obediently let the male leads discover her identity, so they can throw her out of school, despising her more than they can bear.

This mission has a five-star difficulty rating. Countless transmigrators are discovered by the male leads as soon as they arrive, long before the plot calls for it, and are forced out of the story early.

The System thinks its new Host will be terrified when she hears about this dreadful mission.

She only smiles softly. In an instant, all things in the world fade into the background beside her.

She can accept the mission. There is just one little problem.

She's a Chinese love vine spirit, the kind that can make people lose their senses without doing a thing.

Reader's note: The Chinese love vine in this story is different from the real plant, and the story includes fictional elements.

Theme: Love is an eternal theme