Four Villainous Husbands in a Wasteland Beast World

Blurb:

After transmigrating into a book, Yao Zhi divorces her four post-apocalyptic beast-world husbands one by one. They're all world-destroying villains destined to take revenge on the original host in the future. But once she has drawn a clear line between them, they shamelessly cling to her and chase after her relentlessly.

The droop-eared rabbit seems gentle and timid, but is actually gloomy and calculating. He gently rubs his chin against her back, his eyes dark: "Hate me if you want. I just need you to stay by my side forever."

"Don't make me leave." The black snake seems irritable and domineering, but is actually insecure and sensitive. He bites the back of Yao Zhi's neck, his voice plaintive. "I'll die without you."

The saker falcon seems aloof and ascetic, but is actually warm-hearted and proud. He keeps 'happening' to show up in front of her, and when he hands her coffee at just the right temperature, he says, "Don't read too much into it. I bought too much last time, so this was left over."

"You can't get away." The nine-tailed white fox seems seductive and unruly, but is actually an obsessive, devoted puppy. He grabs the back of her neck, his tone haughty. "Abandon me again, and I'll tattoo your name on my hand and show it off everywhere."

The fifth male lead is yet to be decided.

[Please note]

1. An open ending, with separate routes for each male lead. The heroine has previous sexual experience, while the male leads are virgins. All the male leads fall in love with the heroine before sleeping with her, and she falls for them before sleeping with them too.

2. In the early stages, each male lead spends time with her one-on-one as they build their relationship. The male leads only come together later, when they start competing for her and bickering with one another. The heroine's beast form is a Ragdoll cat.

3. The things the male leads say to the heroine in the blurb are how they act after she leaves them and they turn dark. They don't start out that way.

Theme: Stay true to yourself.