Keep the Main Cast Away from Me

There is a protagonist in this world.

The world is bound to revolve around the protagonist. If Zhou Jin can get on their good side, she might be able to enjoy an easy life without having to work hard. So ever since she learned that a protagonist existed, she has never stopped searching for them.

But who could that person be? Zhou Jin has no idea. To avoid offending the real protagonist, she does her best to become best friends with everyone. In her classmates' eyes, she is perfect and dazzling, the kindest person around.

Then one day, Zhou Jin suddenly learns the truth: the protagonist is an unremarkable classmate. Zhou Jin is stunned. What, then, was the point of all the hardships she endured because of those difficult people? Did she enjoy suffering? A reckless fury rises in her, and from then on she considers those difficult people her sworn enemies.

From today onward, she's going to be mean!

The class monitor, who once rejected her with the absurd claim, "I don't think you really like me," blocks her path.

Zhou Jin: Put on your fiercest expression to show your disgust!

The young master, a pampered rich kid who once treated her like a lackey, wears a terrifying expression after she says, "So what if I betrayed you?"

Zhou Jin: So what? What about it?

The illegitimate son, whom she showered with kindness again and again, yet who never gave her the time of day, suddenly clings to her and says he had his reasons?

Zhou Jin: (With a villainous smile) I don't care what your reasons are.

The senior she once declared she would marry still seems gentle on the surface, but secretly gets her father to cut off all her extra pocket money.

Zhou Jin: (Lighting a match) Then don't blame me for burning down your beloved garden.

Besides all that, she has to do her utmost to befriend the protagonist, who is still a commoner for now. But... why does something feel so wrong?

Reader's Guide:

1. A little modern-day romance

2. A school story with an original setting

3. One-on-one ending

Theme: Never underestimate ordinary people