My older sister is a villainous rich girl.

"Chris, Wayne. Starting today, you two will officially begin your studies at the academy."

Before they set off, Ashville was giving them her final words of advice.

"Okay, okay."

Chris's answer was half-hearted.

"Woof! Woof!" Little White raised its head and circled around them twice, as if echoing its mistress's words.

Its glossy white fur, its stout, barrel-shaped body, its erect ears... and its unusually short limbs.

It looks exactly like a Corgi, the kind with a tail.

Do Corgis come in white? Wayne doesn't recall.

However, it won the hearts of everyone in the Duke's mansion with its fluffy fur. Now, Ashville has completely forgotten her initial rejection of it and takes it for a walk in the garden every day.

It's even rumored that many maids secretly compete with each other for the opportunity to feed it and take it for daily exercise.

Wayne squatted down and grabbed its head, tugging at it a few times.

"Keep a close eye on the house!"

"Woof!"

He and Chris boarded the carriage together.

The driver cracked his whip, and the white horse raised its black hooves, the wheels slowly moving forward.

Chris leaned against the car window, watching her mother's figure gradually disappear into the distance.

"I want to break through my own limits," she suddenly said.

"Does that mean you're going to give up on being human?" Wayne laughed.

Chris glanced at her sideways.

"Wayne, you've changed!"

She accused him with great distress, "You're no longer the little angel you used to be; you've become a sharp-tongued person."

"Ah! When?!"

Wayne's exaggerated and fake expressions were part of her little theatrical performance.

"It must be because I've been too deeply influenced by Chris! What should I do to find my former angelic self again?" He clutched his chest and read aloud in a pained tone.

Chris suddenly smiled happily: "Of course—"

"Debuting as the new school idols!"

"Wait a minute, this plot doesn't make any sense!" Wayne was instantly taken out of the story.

Blakely always had a way of covering up her surprising remarks, so even if I occasionally caught on to her jokes, it wouldn't surprise her.

She was clearly trying very hard to catch the joke, but in her heart, she only thought that it was just a few words she had said unintentionally that had been remembered.

How pathetic, the insignificant life of a supporting character.

The carriage carried the two of them through bustling streets, through towering city gates, and along the quiet avenue of the academy...

She arrived at this stage, a stage that truly belongs to "her".

……

"Qingxi Academy is the most jewel in the crown of the Kingdom of Saint Loens. All those who have been able to come here are the most outstanding talents from far and wide..."

Inside the auditorium, the chairman was delivering his routine speech at the podium.

The seats were completely filled with countless people, making it impossible to find any familiar faces.

"I can't see... I can't see..." Chris looked around.

Wayne sat next to her, also looking around anxiously.

"That's impossible! I specifically asked Olive to help change the class assignments, so why didn't Tasia show up!"

He was a little flustered.

Could it be that because he and Chris made too many changes to the original plot, it caused an unpredictable butterfly effect?

After the chairman's lengthy speech, the student council president took the stage to speak.

The student council founded by Olive is no longer the pitiful, weak entity it once was.

In recent years, the student council has made great strides and has become one of the most important student organizations, responsible for all kinds of affairs, big and small, in the school.

A thin boy with short red hair stood in front of the podium, his posture upright and his gaze calm.

"Fellow students, I am Darcy, the student council president, and I am currently a second-year student." He looked at the crowd below the stage without any stage fright.

"Thank you so much to each and every one of you for all your hard work in the past, which has made it possible for you to create this wonderful and unforgettable encounter in this most hopeful place in the kingdom..."

She's very good at talking...

Wayne withdrew his gaze from looking around and focused it on him.

Darcy Collins, the current student council president.

—A user of dark magic.

However, he appears to be a very reliable and charming young man, deeply trusted by his teachers and classmates. If one hadn't seen spoilers for the anime, no one would guess that he's actually a villain.

The magic of darkness seems to be deeply connected to the massacre of the entire family of Baron Kolcliffe that occurred in the royal capital five years ago.

However, since that day, the murderer who committed such a heinous crime seemed to have vanished without a trace, never revealing his whereabouts again. And the map marked with red circles left by the murderer also remained useless.

To this end, the Duke of Elliott specifically strengthened the defenses, but not a single attack occurred.

Could that incident be related to the student council president?

To this day, Wayne still vividly remembers the way that female classmate cried uncontrollably.

Soon, the student council president finished his speech.

Next, it's time for the president of the Lily Association to speak.

A man wearing a pure gold lily badge walked onto the stage; under the illumination of the magic lamp, the badge on his collar shimmered with a bright, dazzling golden light.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I only have one sentence to say."

He began by saying...

"In short, please enjoy this most vibrant period of your youth at the academy and avoid getting into conflicts with any... I mean any member of the Lily Society. I believe the consequences of doing so would be something none of us want to see."

That arrogant attitude makes him look incredibly irritating.

At least that's what Wayne thinks.

"Aren't these clearly two separate sentences?" Chris muttered under her breath.

Upon hearing her words, Wayne's lips curled up slightly.

However, unlike the two people's indifferent attitude, the entire auditorium was completely silent.

On the podium, his imposing presence seemed to materialize, weighing heavily on everyone's heads.

"Alright, that concludes my remarks."

After saying this, the man, who didn't even bother with a self-introduction, glanced at the faces of the audience once more before turning and leaving.

"He's just a nameless extra, yet his entrance is so arrogant."

Wien thought to himself.

Yes, after all, the next plot is that the prince will succeed as the president of the Lily Society, and then, predictably, he will become a background character in the reverse harem of the original heroine or the villainous heiress, with his presence diminishing infinitely.

"Why isn't the student council president Sophia?" Chris pouted.

In the primary and junior high schools, Sophia Patrick has always served as the president of the Lily Society, except for the year she graduates, when His Highness the Prince temporarily takes over the role.

He was a very capable leader and got along well with everyone.

"How about we vote for Senior Sophia in the next internal election?" Wayne suggested.

This thing looks really annoying, so let's replace it.