The Green Tea Female Side Character in a Restriction Novel

Shen Jingtian transmigrated into the body of an insignificant supporting character in a melodramatic Mary Sue story for adults. The bad news was that she had to make all the male leads fall for her. The worse news was that whenever she got close to one, she suffered a debuff that made her weak, pliant, and overcome with desire.

The good news was that, as a green tea, this was her specialty.

It was just that these targets all seemed a little problematic...

Male Lead No. 1 was her cold, domineering CEO brother-in-law.

Male Lead No. 2 was her powerful, scheming uncle, who wasn't related to her by blood.

Male Lead No. 3 was the high school senior she tutored, a cocky, edgy bad boy.

Male Lead No. 4 was her cousin, gentle and amiable on the surface, but dark and twisted underneath.

Male Lead No. 5 was her aloof, top-of-the-class classmate, a heaven-blessed prodigy.

And so she began her performance.

When they went out, she'd pretend the shower in her room was broken and knock on the male lead's door: "I think the shower in my bathroom is broken... Could I use yours?"

When she was staying at the male lead's house late at night, she'd message the male lead, who was out all night: "I'm so scared here by myself... When will you be back?"

When the male lead was drugged, she'd deliberately get him alone in a room, half resisting as she pressed both hands against his chest: "We're friends. We shouldn't do this..."

As a group of arrogant, privileged men fought over her, arguing about who was the homewrecker and who was the side piece, Shen Jingtian scratched her head. It seemed she'd exceeded her target a little (sweat).

A harem story about a male-submissive heroine

Theme: What's wrong with being a little calculating?