After Faking My Death, My Rebellious Disciples All Want to Defy Their Master

[One Female Lead, Four Male Leads + Male Rivalry + Irresponsible, Scatterbrained Master vs. Four Deranged Disciples Who Turned Dark After Being Abandoned]

Song Ling dies in a medical dispute and transmigrates into the role of a vicious villainess.

Looking at the future protagonists, who are still pitiful little things, Song Ling's heart softens.

She feeds them well and teaches them carefully, only to realize that they seem far too respectful toward her.

Wait!

Do these four disciples want a different kind of relationship with her?

If things keep going this way, won't she become the heroine who gets killed because she couldn't treat all her disciples equally?

No! You four little lunatics can fall for anyone you want, just don't fall for me!

It's fine. I'll fake my death and go enjoy a peaceful life!

The good news:

Her disciples have all made something of themselves over the past twenty years.

The bad news:

How did all four of my well-behaved disciples turn into complete lunatics?

The eldest disciple, a rigid and ruthless enforcer: "Master, you're a bad person indeed. Bad people naturally belong under my jurisdiction. How about I punish you by keeping you by my side for ten thousand years?"

The second disciple, an easygoing, brutal Immortal Emperor: "Master, don't be afraid. As long as you say you love only me and will never run away, I can go kill those other unfilial disciples."

The third disciple, a warm-hearted, wickedly playful sect leader: "Master, I'm easy to get along with. If you're good to me, I'll be good to you. If you're not, I'll still be good to you. Just don't abandon me again, or else..."

The youngest disciple, a lovesick cult leader: "Master, they're all bad. Just love me, okay? I have so, so much to say, and so, so much hatred... to make you pay for too."

Song Ling: I'm doomed!