I Became the Head of a Bankrupt Academy, but Raising Villains Let Me Win Without Lifting a Finger

After transmigrating into a book, Yu Sui'an, a top agricultural university graduate, becomes the wicked female head of a bankrupt academy.

Looking at the five scrawny little kids before her, she sucks in a breath. Aren't these the five ultimate villains who will one day slaughter their way through court, upend the martial world, and amass fortunes beyond a nation's wealth? And she's the cannon-fodder they'll hack to pieces!

To stay alive, Yu Sui'an throws herself into winning them over. She builds infrastructure, cooks delicious food, and opens shops, somehow turning five psychologically twisted villains into fiercely protective paragons of virtue.

Her eldest disciple commands a hundred thousand cavalry to guard the border: “Anyone who dares insult my master dies!”

Her second disciple, the richest man alive, showers her with banknotes: “Put all of Master's bills under my name!”

Her third, fourth, and fifth disciples are no less impressive, spoiling her rotten in their own ways.

Yu Sui'an lies flat, basking in contentment and getting ready to count her money, when her disabled husband, whom she'd brought back to the academy to do its accounts and who coughs up blood every day, suddenly stands up.

Dressed in a black python robe, he pins her in a corner. The once-temperamental God of War, now regent, turns red around the eyes. “My lady, I offer you the empire as a betrothal gift and the world as your wedding present. When do you intend to consummate our marriage?”

Yu Sui'an is dumbfounded. “I thought I was the only normal person in this whole academy?!”