Starting Out at Beast School with a Stolen Kiss? The Lunatics All Dote on Me

Jian Yu is bound to a system and transmigrates into a Mary Sue-style noble beast academy novel as an insignificant background character.

Like a devoted fan of the story, she eagerly awaits the appearances of the male leads while secretly placing bets on which one the heroine will end up loving the most.

Will it be the breathtakingly handsome F1, the cold and abstinent F2?

Or perhaps the gentle yet manipulative F3, or the calm and scheming F4?

Or maybe the cruel and ruthless F5, the selfish and sinister F6, or the insane and obsessive F7?

No matter who it is, they always find a way to make the heroine willingly step into their cage.

The heroine fears their advances and despises their condescending charity, yet she has no choice but to seek refuge beneath their protection.

Before dying of old age, she makes a wish, “I want freedom. In my next life, I never want to have anything to do with F7 again.”

The system tells Jian Yu, “You’re just a background extra, basically part of the scenery. No one will ever pay attention to you.”

Reassured, Jian Yu happily watches the plot unfold and jokes to herself, “Damn, girl, you’re eating this well? Let me play the heroine for a couple of episodes too!”

For once, the system encounters a host who shares its exact tastes.

It secretly picks a fight with the main system and successfully secures a reincarnation side route for Jian Yu.

And that’s when Jian Yu discovers that the heroine has changed.

The plot has changed, too.

She begins to feel like she’s being watched.

She frequently receives love letters from dark, obsessive admirers, along with dresses, jewelry, and even a purple brooch, a symbol reserved for the highest echelon of the nobility.

The male leads, who were supposed to be hopelessly obsessed with the heroine, now have their eyes glued to her.

And the heroine?

After shoving Jian Yu out in front of them, she hides off to the side, watching the spectacle unfold with a chilling smile.