Due to an accident, Tang Tian transmigrated into a “group-favorite” novel as a beautiful but brainless, vicious female supporting character.
In the original story, the vicious female lead and the heroine both work as live-in housekeepers in the villa of a popular boy band. The kind and pure heroine attracts four aloof young masters who seem detached from the mundane world. She becomes the beloved favorite of the group, and none of them are willing to let her go.
The vicious female lead exists only to serve as a foil to the heroine’s perfection. Her frequent attempts at seduction in the novel earned her the extreme disdain of the boy band members. Consumed by jealousy over the heroine being pampered by the group, she repeatedly framed the heroine, ultimately meeting a tragic end.
Tang Tian originally wanted to resign immediately to escape the original plot, but the astronomical breach-of-contract fee forced her to stay until the end of her term.
She tries her best to avoid the four untouchable young masters, but for some reason, the way they look at her becomes increasingly intense, and they begin to back her into a corner…
[Warnings — Please read before proceeding!!]
[Warning: Contains themes of “coercive possession,” “coercive possession,” and “coercive possession”—important things must be said three times.]
[Warning: The “boy band” setting is not a boy band in the traditional sense. Although referred to as a “boy band,” the four are actually individual singers who write, release, and sing their own music. They speak through their work, so there are no dating bans; this is a private setting.]
[Warning: Fictional world; please do not compare it to reality.]
