Anti-Trope, but I Transmigrated Into Cringe Fiction

Zhu Yan was a self-made millionaire, a winner in life, and an extreme overachiever in her previous life.

She was also a straight woman through and through.

One day, Zhu Yan happened to flip through a melodramatic young adult novel she'd read in middle school, and got transported into it.

System: "Your mission is to play the villainess and break up the main couple!"

Zhu Yan expressionlessly finished the original novel. After reading the melodramatic lines from the underage protagonists and supporting characters, she fell silent.

"...There are three fights and cases of bullying, two characters go to prison, someone gets an abortion, and in the end the male and female leads both quit school for love?"

Zhu Yan: Old person, subway, looking at phone.

Is this melodramatic teenage fiction or a whole textbook of criminal law cases? How did I ever get through this stuff?

When the heroine transfers to the school, Zhu Yan gives her a book called Bare-Handed Self-Defense: Easy to Learn, and says earnestly, "If someone runs away, don't chase them. Otherwise, it won't count as self-defense, understand?"

Heroine: ?

Later, when the original novel's helpless and fragile heroine gets bullied, she dislocates the bully's arm with her bare hands.

The original novel's male lead is smart and cold, a science genius who has consistently ranked first in his grade for years, and is therefore incredibly arrogant.

As soon as Zhu Yan arrives, he loses first place. The male lead scores 690 in all his subjects, but she scores over twenty points higher.

Every classmate, teacher, grade director, and even the principal agrees that she's "a prime candidate for Tsinghua or Peking University"!

Male lead: ?

Later, to reclaim first place, the original novel's half-sunny, half-melancholy male lead grits his teeth and throws himself into a life of studying until he drops.

It's hilarious. He doesn't even get a chance to start dating.

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A legal big shot from her previous life is also reborn into this melodramatic novel.

His mission is to teach them about the law and straighten out these saplings before they grow crooked.

As soon as he enters the classroom, he sees the male lead rushing around with a stack of workbooks, bumping into the heroine at the door.

The "arrogant" male lead: "Move. You're in my way. I'm going to ask the teacher about this International Mathematical Olympiad problem!"

The "delicate and demure" heroine: "Move. Those people are bullying the new student again. They need a beating to teach them a lesson!"

Sitting on the desk in the front row, a dazzling girl who loves to watch the action: "Yeah, good luck."

Legal big shot: ??

Looks like they don't need him to do anything at all?

Theme: Heaven's movement is ever vigorous; the gentleman should strive constantly to strengthen himself