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

Jane Lancaster transmigrated into a novel. Instead of becoming the heroine with a perfect life, she woke up as the heroine after spending three years in a coma, seriously injured from saving a girl during a kidnapping. She had everything anyone could ask for: a loyal fiancé from a powerful family, three handsome and successful older brothers, and a devoted best friend, all waiting for her to wake up. The only problem? She was holding the script of the villainess. The girl she saved, Luna Morgan, was the novel's true female lead. Kind, strong, and forever grateful, Luna became the target of everyone's misplaced anger after Jane fell into a coma. By the time the truth behind the kidnapping came to light, they realized they had blamed the wrong person. Overcome with guilt, they began spoiling Luna without limits. Meanwhile, the original Jane, consumed by jealousy, made Luna's life miserable at every turn. In the end, everyone abandoned her, and she died a miserable death. Fortunately, Jane was bound to the Villainess System. As long as she raised everyone's Hatred Value to the maximum, she could leave with **$30 billion**. Jane's answer? "Say no more." There was just one unexpected problem. Everyone could hear her inner thoughts. At first, they thought she was scheming. Later, they would do anything to earn her forgiveness. Her CEO eldest brother threw money at her without hesitation. Her wealthy second brother desperately tried to make up for the past. Her superstar third brother proudly declared that she was his greatest pride. Even her regret-filled fiancé knelt before her, begging for another chance. Just then, someone stepped forward. "Too late." "She's mine now."