The Returnee White Moonlight Makes a Grand Entrance at the Elite Academy

Feng Tang transmigrates into a book as the pure-hearted, artsy boy's beloved in a noble academy's F2 romance.

He loves her gentleness and thoughtfulness. Unfortunately, later on, he grows tired of how boring she is and turns to the sunny, cheerful heroine instead.

Feng Tang has no confidence she can change this ending. She's socially anxious and has never dated, but luckily, the System promises she only needs to follow the plot.

Unfortunately, even so, she does a terrible job of it.

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When she returns to the country, she's supposed to run into F2, fall into his arms, and be taken back to his house.

But her social anxiety keeps her from communicating clearly with the System. She mistakes a flashy car for the right one, gets into F4's car, and the playboy F4 takes her to his usual bar.

Not only does she fail the task of making memories with F2, but because of her social anxiety, she doesn't talk to F4 at all. Instead, inspiration strikes, and she spends the whole night drawing.

On her first day at school, she's supposed to become desk mates with F2. But she's so tongue-tied during her self-introduction that she can't even say she wants to sit with him. Instead, the warm, sunny heroine immediately claims her as a friend.

From that point on, Feng Tang's tasks go even worse.

For PE, she's supposed to wear a swimsuit and swim with F2. She puts on a swimsuit, but doesn't dare invite him, so she ends up left on the shore watching everyone's clothes, sitting in awkward silence with F1, who didn't swim because of his cleanliness obsession.

Task failed. F1 seems annoyed that she dipped her feet in the water. He stares at her for ages. He has a cleanliness obsession, so she should stay away from him.

At the school music festival, she's supposed to play a piano duet with F2. But after joining the art club, she takes part in a sketching exhibition and performs with F3, a muscular athlete who models for her. During the curtain call, she misses a step and the two of them tumble into a heap.

Task failed. F3 seems to find a klutz like her really annoying. He pulled her up with such a strong grip, so he must hate her. She should stay away from him.

A month into school, her relationships with the heroine and F4's crew have become so warped that even the System is at a loss.

Every day, she worries she'll get into a conflict with the others, so she only talks to the heroine. But through one mishap after another, she barely talks to F2, either.

The System gives up and switches to auto mode. As long as she survives to the end, she'll complete the story, though she won't earn any points. Luckily, the story ends at graduation, so it'll be over soon.

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But when it came back, it never expected to hear its reclusive Host sobbing and begging it to take her and the heroine away.

After hearing what had happened over the years, it flies into a rage and realizes all four male leads are bullies!

How did they turn out even worse than in the original?

And now all four of them have separately asked the Host to meet them on the rooftop! On the very last day of graduation, no less. Are they trying to force their Host to jump?

But then graduation day arrives.

The rebellious, overbearing F1 is on the rooftop at five in the morning, holding the pink roses the Host likes and watching the sunrise with her.

He pins her down beside him in his domineering fashion and takes off his clothes. "This is the result of my training. From now on, I'll be your model."

This is what the Host called a pervert?

After watching all four male leads, and even the heroine, strut their stuff to win over its Host,

the System looks at its Host, who only wants to cuddle with the heroine and stands surrounded by the gazes of four perverts.

It can only say: Run! This isn't bullying. It looks like you've become the heroine!

Theme: Raise a rose and quietly wait for it to bloom.