Wait, Isn't She Universally Disliked?

[Please read the content warnings]

You are an overworked office drone.

On your way to work, you accidentally transmigrate into an otome game and become the story's cannon-fodder villainess.

Your misdeeds include, but are not limited to:

Flirting with the school's aloof, untouchable heartthrob while engaged to a member of the royal family;

Trying to force yourself on a rising star who makes a comeback after the heroine heals him;

Coveting a handsome transfer student, a heaven-blessed genius;

Constantly provoking and bullying the heroine.

In the end, the male leads fall in love with the poor, helpless yet steadfast heroine, then join forces to bankrupt your family.

You end up on the streets, begging for money.

You think you can surely do something to turn this disastrous ending around.

Stay away from the heroine, stay away from the male leads!

Reject the plot and just work quietly!

At last, thanks to your tireless efforts, those male leads turn their dark, brooding gazes on you.

You: ...Huh?

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In the story passed down among the common folk many years later, you're still the cannon-fodder villainess.

Your misdeeds include, but are not limited to:

Instigating your prince fiancé to duel the aloof, untouchable heartthrob of the nobility;

Seduce the handsome transfer student, a heaven-blessed genius, until he'd give you his heart and soul;

Train the rising star, who was supposed to be healed by the heroine, into your loyal dog;

"She really is awful," everyone says.

"I'm really innocent," you think.

[Content warnings before reading]

1. Female lead is not a virgin, male lead is. Relationships are one-on-one for some periods.

2. Inspired by Japanese otome games, with a route-based game structure.

3. An ordinary-looking woman becomes irresistible to everyone, in a Mary Sue story full of melodramatic romance. Cheesy, cheesy, cheesy.

4. Please don't nitpick the details. Everything in the book is entirely fictional, and the author is making it all up.

5. There may be more male leads than the ones mentioned in the blurb. The more lovers, the more impressive.

6. The author is an absolutely unstoppable reviser and takes no responsibility for pirated copies. If you're reading a pirated copy and still showing up to complain, please leave right now and go away:)

7. Updated daily. If there's no update, it means the unstoppable debuff of being an overworked office drone got me. (Twisting, wriggling, and crawling around.)

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Theme: Love yourself before loving someone else.