Me, a Pretty Introvert, Won Over the Protagonist's Love Interest

[First person, main gong perspective.] I'm a socially anxious young master in a story, a decorative marriage partner for the deeply devoted second male lead. One day, while following the plot, I awaken to self-awareness. In the book, I marry the second male lead so the protagonist shou will feel secure. But I'm madly in love with the second male lead, consumed by jealousy. In the end, he has an accident arranged and I die in the hospital. On the day I die, he's attending the protagonist shou's wedding. The protagonist shou's fans praise the second male lead's deep devotion to him, while saying I deserve to die for ruining the second male lead's true love. That's the original plot. Now that I've awakened, there's no way I'll go along with it. I try to stay away from the plot, but the plot is messed up, and I can't even run away from it. Remembering that I die beyond a doubt in the book, I decide to save myself. Getting close to the protagonist's group? Easy! I'm the most esteemed young master of the Yin family! On the first day after awakening, at the point when the protagonist gong and shou meet, I get into the protagonist gong's car and become friends with him. The protagonist shou grits his teeth and gets into the second male lead's car. One month after awakening, I get engaged to the protagonist gong. Our families sit together in harmony, while the protagonist shou tearfully marries the devoted second male lead, who gets his wish. Three months after awakening, the protagonist gong and I get our marriage certificate. The second male lead and the protagonist shou live a chaotic, hard-working life. The plot is practically perfect after my changes, until I realize that the protagonist gong, who married me in a contract marriage, is secretly planning to top me. I'm furious. Does he really think a socially anxious person has no temper? That very night, I top the protagonist gong instead. ----Coming Next---- "The Canary Accidentally Wins Over the Protagonist's Group" Yan Chu is Pei Jingye's canary, a substitute Pei Jingye found out of boredom while his white moonlight, Xiao Lufeng, was abroad. At first, Yan Chu is sensible. But he later gets swept up in the luxurious life of the wealthy and starts thinking of himself as Pei Jingye's real boyfriend. When Xiao Lufeng returns to the country, Yan Chu keeps courting disaster, eventually going from a monthly salary of 100,000 to a homeless beggar. After having a precognitive dream about his own death, Yan Chu looks at the balance in his bank account and can't understand why the version of him in the dream would get jealous of Xiao Lufeng. All he has to do is show his face to Pei Jingye and take care of his moods and daily needs to get paid. He doesn't even have to sleep with him, and he gets half the day off. It's easy work. Who wouldn't want that money? Looking at the two-year contract in his hands, with its sky-high penalty for breaking it, Yan Chu decides to be a well-behaved "canary" and tell Xiao Lufeng the terms of his contract. To feel comfortable earning the money, he sends Xiao Lufeng greetings for every holiday and helps out when Pei Jingye's friends need something. Thanks to his efforts, Pei Jingye raises his salary to 200,000 a month. When Pei Jingye's friends occasionally visit, Yan Chu can earn up to a million in a month. Yan Chu is very pleased with this. After two years on the job, Xiao Lufeng finally returns, and Yan Chu quietly leaves. Satisfied, he hands the plot over to them and takes the money he's earned over the past two years back to his own studio, planning to earn money and watch the drama unfold. What Yan Chu doesn't know is that after he leaves, Xiao Lufeng, newly returned from abroad, rushes to Pei Jingye's home and grabs him by the tie, shaking him furiously. "Where's Xiao Chu? What did you do to him? Why did he block me?" Pei Jingye's friend looks at him, deeply displeased. "If you don't bring Xiao Chu back, we're through." Even the household steward gives Pei Jingye a strange look. "Young Master, Young Master Chu has left. He took nothing, not even you." Pei Jingye: "..." After spending two days trying to figure out what he did wrong to make Yan Chu break up with him, Pei Jingye can't accept being dumped. He drives to find Yan Chu, only to see his friend, his own brother, and even the household steward sitting in Yan Chu's studio, all condemning him in unison. Pei Jingye: ... -- Short Scenes: 1. The first time they meet after the contract ends. In the studio, Pei Jingye asks calmly, "Why did we break up?" Yan Chu is stunned. "Were we ever together?" Pei Jingye: ? 2. Pei Jingye's younger brother, friend, household steward, and parents meet because Yan Chu has left. Xiao Lufeng, newly returned from abroad, calls Yan Chu. Xiao Lufeng: "Xiao Chu, I'm back in the country. Where are you?" Yan Chu: "Back home. I just got off the plane." Xiao Lufeng: "When are you coming back so we can talk about you and Pei Jingye?" Yan Chu lets out a confused sound. "About what? The contract is over, isn't it? Brother Lufeng, I'll be back in a few days. Let's get together then." Silence. No one knows how long passes before the call ends and everyone comes back to their senses. Xiao Lufeng mechanically turns to Pei Jingye's younger brother, Pei Jinglang. "Didn't your brother say he'd been dating Xiao Chu for a year?" Pei Jinglang scratches his head. "My brother... I heard he confessed to Brother Yan Chu when Yan Chu was drunk." Xiao Lufeng: ... Pei Jingye's friend: ... The household steward: ... Pei Jingye's parents: ... Theme: Everyone is unique. No one is anyone else's supporting character.