In a Mary Sue novel, readers all adore the second male lead, The Lord, who loves only the heroine and is willing to give up everything for her, while the heroine loves only the main lead who torments her both physically and emotionally.

Readers: Why on earth doesn't the heroine like The Lord?!

The Lord: I want to know too. More importantly, I want to know why I like her.

With self-awareness, The Lord sets out to figure out why the heroine doesn't like him, and ruthlessly interviews every character in the novel.

Supporting characters: I have something to say, but I don't know if I should say it.

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After obtaining the book, The Lord also discovers that after he dies saving the heroine, his originally loyal and silent subordinate, the fourth male lead James Walker, turns dark and insists on dragging the heroine to die with him.

The Lord Edward Morgan: James Walker, I really want to know, why do you want to kill the heroine?

James Walker is silent.

Edward Morgan: If you don't speak, I'll cut out your tongue and use it as a drinking snack.

James Walker: ……

Edward Morgan: Why the hell are you blushing?!