I Am in the Same Class as the Crazy Male Leads

On an unbelievably unlucky day, I got hit by a truck and woke up to find myself in the crazy novel I wrote back in high school. And it is filled with nothing but utterly unhinged male leads! There is Kang Seonwoo, the top student with impeccable manners, who is secretly a psychopath. Cha Ihan, the rough-looking delinquent with puppy-like charm, yet he is an obsessive clingy maniac—only for the heroine. And Kim Chanseung, a promising national swimmer... who also happens to be a stalker! "What was I even thinking when I wrote this back in high school?!" I just need to stay far away from these lunatics and live quietly! But life never goes the way you want it to, does it...? "Let me know if there is something you do not like. I want to get closer to you." A friend request from the psychopath. "Are you not too close to those boys? Is that not a bit much for someone so conservative?" Jealousy from the misdirected obsessive. "Here, take this." And protein-flirting from the national swimmer-stalker. What is wrong with all of them?! Why are they like this with me?! Can I... actually survive here...?

“On an Unbelievably Unlucky Day, I Got Hit by a Truck and Woke Up to Find Myself in the Crazy Novel I Wrote Back in High School. And it’s filled with nothing but utterly unhinged male leads! There’s Kang Seonwoo, the top student with impeccable manners but secretly a psychopath. Cha Ihan, the rough-looking delinquent with puppy-like charm, yet an obsessive clingy maniac—only for the heroine. And Kim Chanseung, a promising national swimmer… who also happens to be a stalker! “What was I even thinking when I wrote this back in high school?!” I just need to stay far away from these lunatics and live quietly! But life never goes the way you want it to, does it…? “Let me know if there’s something you don’t like. I want to get closer to you.” A friend request from the psychopath. “Aren’t you too close to those boys? Isn’t that a bit much for someone so conservative?” Jealousy from the misdirected obsessive. “Here, take this.” And protein-flirting from the national swimmer-stalker. What is wrong with all of them?! Why are they like this with me?! Can I… actually survive here…?”