The System Died After I Was Transported to a Western Fantasy World

(Strong heroine + multiple male leads + Western fantasy + lighthearted moments + love rivals)

One day, modern college student Lin Chu wakes up as a nobody in a Western fantasy world.

In this dangerous world, she has no overpowered hero's setup, just a penniless start from the start. One wrong move, and she could be dead.

To stay safe, Lin Chu decides to keep her head down and grow stronger, quietly make money, and chase her biggest dream: buying a little house with a yard, growing crops, and settling down to a peaceful life.

But plans never keep up with change. On the beach, she “finds” a gorgeous merfolk with blue hair and blue eyes who looks too frail to fend for himself. She never expects him to be the mixed-blood male lead from the original novel. He can transform into a dragon, demon, beastman, and more, and he's clingy and possessive. The look in his eyes grows more dangerous by the day.

Then she unexpectedly encounters a cold, aloof sword venerable from another world. The two clash fiercely, but a twist of fate binds their souls together, leaving their relationship impossibly complicated.

A mysterious red-haired man approaches her of his own accord. With sparkling golden eyes and an arrogant, cocky attitude, he insists on making her, a woman disguised as a man, his “number one underling.” Lin Chu is against it... unless he offers her enough!

And then there's the beautiful snake she later encounters deep in the forest, with a seductive tail and natural allure. One smile is enough to steal anyone's soul, and it insists on becoming the “bed-warming butler” of her household... Who could possibly resist that?

After everything she's been through, Lin Chu finally understands: keeping a low profile won't bring her true peace. Only by holding power and authority firmly in her own hands can she protect everything she wants.

(The author is still learning to write and is doing their best to tell a good story. Dear readers, please be kind if it's not to your taste. A grateful bow~)