So Who Exactly Is the King of Secret Identities?

[Cute, Scheming Girl x Unlucky B-King Guy]

I've been living in this world since I was born into it, and it's been over a decade now.

As the daughter of the board chairman of an elite school and the eldest daughter of the Shi family, I've been adored by everyone and had nothing to worry about since I was little.

That is, until a System fell from the sky on my seventeenth birthday.

It cried out at me in a panic: "Host, this is bad! We're doomed!"

Me: ...?

From its explanation, I quickly understood that this world was actually an old-school secret-identity power fantasy novel.

The protagonist was the new transfer student in our class.

She had countless top-tier secret identities and was going to start at our school, her "newbie village," before humiliating one villain after another.

Unfortunately, I was one of her main targets early on, and I was in for a tragic end.

...I'm the vicious female supporting character?

How interesting.

The System wailed and cried, saying it had dragged me into this.

It was the "Female Supporting Character Comeback System," and it was supposed to have bonded with me at birth. But it got lost on its way here and ended up arriving seventeen years late.

Now the protagonist had already grown into her role and was about to start humiliating people, while the original plot had naturally turned me into a brainless, spoiled, useless brat.

Me: ...So what do we do?

The damage was done, but luckily the System soon pulled itself together and came up with a way to make up for it.

We would lower the protagonist's satisfaction from humiliating others and weaken the power fantasy of this old-school novel.

If the story's plot shifted, I could escape the fate laid out for me in the original novel.

In short, if the protagonist wasn't satisfied, I would be.

So I obediently followed the System's instructions. Among other things, I:

Stepped in first to resolve the protagonist's crises, leaving her secret identities with no chance to shine;

Silenced all the brainless extras who doubted the protagonist, leaving her with no one to humiliate;

Anonymously exposed the protagonist on the school forum, making her secret identities come to light ahead of schedule.

Our efforts soon paid off.

Watching the satisfaction meter plunge to rock bottom, the System was pleased, and so was I.

But eventually, the protagonist discovered what we were doing.

On a dark and stormy night, the protagonist messaged me to say she wanted to meet.

The System was worried sick, convinced she was going to attack me.

I nodded without a care and told it not to worry, then opened my computer and entered a string of keys.

Fifteen minutes later, an arsenal had appeared behind me. The world's top fighters gathered at my side and respectfully called me Master.

The System: ...????

It stammered, asking what was going on.

I calmly said I had one more plan.

The most effective way to lower the protagonist's satisfaction, after all, was to be stronger than her!

After saying that, I looked at the System's dumbfounded expression and blinked innocently.

Oh, I think I forgot to mention something.

Back then, I transmigrated from a Mary Sue novel.

I'm even more omnipotent than the protagonist of this secret-identity novel.

1. The main story is told in third person.

2. The male lead cross-dresses as a woman early on.

3. A bickering duo, with chaotic everyday school life. This is not a face-slapping power fantasy.

4. A Mary Sue versus a Gary Stu. They have ridiculously powerful golden fingers, with no grounded scenes or real-world logic whatsoever. I just want to write a little pure romance amid these outrageous character setups.

5. The original blurb was written on 2022.12.25, and the revised version on 2025.6.8. The core premise has never changed.

Theme: Life is a role-playing game