After Toying with Your School’s F6, the Sweet and Soft Villainess Was Kissed to Tears

[Noble Academy | One Female Lead, Multiple Male Leads | Male Rivals Competing for Her | Everyone's Favorite | All Male Leads Are Virgins] The villainess Song Nuo is stunningly beautiful. At her prestigious academy, she's the disposable fake heiress, set up as a foil to the pure, sweet real heiress. In her previous life, the real heiress returned, Song Nuo was thrown out of her home, had her engagement and schooling terminated, and died a miserable death on the street. On the first day after being reborn, she pushed the real heiress into the water. Her fiancé called her vicious and plotted with his best friend to break off their engagement. The F6 treat her like a plaything and try to coax her into ending the engagement. No matter. She has a System that lets her collect fragments of the F6's affection while they sleep. Once she collects a hundred fragments, she can exchange them for a hundred million in cash, compensation for her miserable death in her previous life. The cold, distant heir cares only about profit? Then why is he giving her his entire fortune? The aloof, refined tycoon has severe germophobia? She's the only cure for his skin hunger. The gentle, scheming mute can't speak? Then who's the man confessing his love to her nonstop every day? The arrogant young master won't behave? Then who's kneeling before her, wagging his tail and begging for mercy? The womanizing aristocrat has countless female friends? He takes her to the civil affairs bureau himself, kneeling and begging her to register their marriage. The gloomy, deranged piano prodigy won't let anyone touch his piano? He insists on pinning her against it and kissing her passionately. She can do as she pleases with them in her dreams. They can't see her face anyway. After collecting all one hundred fragments, she completes the task, claims her hundred-million reward, and walks away. The F6 go collectively berserk, using every means at their disposal to keep her from leaving. The real heiress completely loses it: “I'm the heroine!”