Transmigrated into a Book: Surviving in a Dog-Blood Novel

I've been hurt by online relationships, planted rice in fields, and jumped into the Yalu River for love. Please, dear readers, collect this story to heal all my wounds!

Zhou Chunhe closed her eyes and reopened them to find herself transmigrated into a book, becoming the villainess with the same name. The heroine in the book is beautiful and generous. Besides the refined and distinguished male lead who is destined to be with her, two other male supporting characters, each with distinct personalities, are also desperately vying for her affection.

One of the male supporting characters is a 'white-cut-black' (innocent on the outside, dark on the inside), calculating, younger childhood friend. He seems innocent, cute, and full of youthful charm, but in reality, he is a ruthless, vindictive, and yandere individual. Except for the heroine, this calculating yandere doesn't care about anyone else's life or death, truly a master of changing faces.

The second male supporting character is a gentle and aloof ethereal beauty who, after meeting the heroine, is deeply attracted by her excellent qualities and unwittingly falls in love. This ethereal beauty appears gentle, but is actually a master of 'tea art' (scheming subtly). With a smile or frown, she can wreak havoc, and through nuanced words, the scent of her 'tea' permeates everything.

Zhou Chunhe was forced into this 'mutually harmful' family. As a villainess destined for a tragic end, she faced open and hidden attacks from all directions.

However, there's a silver lining. As long as she completes the three missions given by the system, Zhou Chunhe can change the ending and escape her inevitable death. The system enthusiastically and diligently urged Zhou Chunhe: "As long as you complete the missions, you can change the ending of this book and alter your own destiny! Think how exciting that is! Aren't you excited???"

Zhou Chunhe looked at the system's mission to conquer the male supporting characters, a bitter smile gracing her lips. She slowly rubbed her forehead and asked, "...Can an ordinary person like me really do it?"

This is a sweet little story, absolutely, absolutely not angsty (probably, hehe...). I'll try to update daily. Thank you for reading :)