[A high-ranking, powerful heroine + lighthearted comedy + unconventional campus life + 1vN male lead battlefield + all in]
The history books say that Princess Ye Lanxi, the Defender of the State, betrayed her benefactors, colluded with the enemy, and committed treason.
But no one knows that this princess is also the last surviving progenitor of the vampires.
After ending her secluded life, Ye Lanxi thought she could finally live like an ordinary person: go to school, take exams, and enjoy pretty meals.
Instead, the school's foremost academic genius turned out to be the stand-in she had once cruelly discarded.
The frail, gentle, tea-loving senior was a vampire hunter's leader, forced to hold his nose and work with her.
The top-tier star who came up to chat after class was a gifted young heir of the wolf clan.
Just as her life on land was becoming far too comfortable, a god who had long dwelt in the depths of the sea came ashore too.
Determined not to let anyone come away empty-handed, Ye Lanxi figured that five of them could still live together in harmony.
But then the person who had long since vanished into dust suddenly came back from the dead and asked her:
“Do you want to come with me?”
[Reader's Guide]
1vN. The heroine is the strongest, and all the male leads have one-sided feelings for her. There will be a groveling arc later on.
The heroine's feelings are complicated, but she isn't a pushover and won't bottle things up.
The romance includes, but is not limited to: a wolf clan heir who makes a direct approach, a corrupted stand-in who won't let go, a rational battle of wits with a master strategist, a god's gentle protection, and a reunion with her first love.
It's all complete nonsense, nothing serious. Every male lead is a virgin, except the first love who has slept with Ye Lanxi. None of the characters are based on real people.
It's good to read. I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. The heroine in this book is really strong. And after being watched, she doesn't tolerate it for any other reason. She will express her dissatisfaction. Human beings really respect the heroine because of her strength. If they don't know the heroine's strength, they still treat her perfunctorily.