Everyone Can Hear My Thoughts, and Now They're Panicking

Jane Lancaster transmigrated into a book, becoming a heroine who was seriously injured and left in a coma for three years after saving someone in a kidnapping case.

She starts with the best setup: a devoted fiancé from a wealthy family, three handsome and rich older brothers, and a close best friend, all eagerly awaiting her awakening.

The bad news: she was given the script of the villainous female supporting character.

The female lead is the young girl she saved, Luna Morgan, who is resilient, kind, and grateful, yet becomes the target of everyone's misplaced anger, facing all kinds of hatred and torment.

After discovering there was more to the kidnapping case and that they had taken revenge on the wrong person, everyone feels immense guilt and, in turn, begins to spoil Luna to the heavens!

Meanwhile, the original Jane, twisted by jealousy, spirals into cruelty and turns against Luna at every step.

Ultimately, she ends up deserted by everyone and meets a tragic death.

The good news: she's bound to a Villainous Female Supporting Character System. As long as she maxes out the Hatred Value, she can walk away with thirty billion.

Jane: Such a good deal exists? I'm on it!

Unexpectedly, however, everyone can hear her inner thoughts.

At first, everyone thought she was playing mind games; later, they went crazy just trying to get her forgiveness.

Her CEO eldest brother frantically showers her with money, her wealthy second brother desperately tries to curry favor, and her idol third brother smilingly declares she is his pride.

Even her fiancé, filled with regret, gets on his knees to beg her to come back to him.

Then someone steps forward:

“Too late. She's mine.”