I Transmigrate into a Book as a Woman in a Matriarchal World, and All the Handsome Men Want to Marry Me

I won’t abandon this novel, but updates may be slow [Ancient entertainment industry / Not 1v1 / Multiple male leads / Silly fun / Transmigrate into a book / Personal space / Everyone’s favorite / Face-slapping / A little crazy]

The face-slapping gets set up early, with a harem later on (probably around chapter 90 or 100) [Don’t yell at me, I’m very fragile and extremely sensitive. One harsh word and I’ll shatter]

Zhen Xiang read a novel featuring a villainess with the same name as her. The villainess was so stupid and rotten that Zhen Xiang left an 800-character negative review.

The next morning, she woke up to find she had transmigrated into the book as the villainess with the same name.

The villainess’s parents had her late in life, but died young. Her older brother had been giving the original owner money for years, so his wife divorced him.

The original owner often beat and berated him and his two sons on a whim, and even planned to sell them for money.

Zhen Xiang arrived just as the original owner was about to sell them. Her unsavory friends had already found a buyer and were planning to have a taste first.

Zhen Xiang hurried over to stop them. Thank goodness, thank goodness, she’d made it in time.

Her second nephew was one of the male leads in the book. There was no way she’d let anyone have a taste of him.

Knowing how the story would unfold, Zhen Xiang decided to cozy up to her second nephew, since he was destined to become the emperor’s consort.

Of course, she couldn’t neglect her eldest nephew either. He was so well-behaved, but the original owner had married him off to a villain who tortured him to death.

Luckily, she had a personal space. She’d start by helping them put on some weight.

But how had she become the heir apparent?

And why were there tasks? Find 11 men who mutually loved each other?

What? She had to marry seven of them all at once...

Oh my god, they’re all gorgeous. How could anyone say no to that?

At last, I get to say this: life is a breeze.