[Standard BG romance, unconventional] [Controlling male lead x female lead who plays mind games]
The System calls in Lin Qian, the "Queen of Conquests."
Lin Qian is a highly capable mission-taker who has tamed countless BOSSes. She's famous for being able to tame anything that exists.
The System asks cautiously, "Esteemed Host, this world is called The Snake God. You have a sickly husband, three capable younger brothers-in-law with very different personalities, and a black snake god. Your mission is to reverse the relationship chain and repair the collapsing world."
Lin Qian narrows her eyes. "Oh? I'll gladly take that on."
The System: "!!!"
[World One: The Snake God (Sister-in-law vs. younger brothers-in-law + snake god)]
To protect the family fortune, the eldest brother, who suffers from consumption, forces his three younger brothers to take his place as husbands and offer their bloodlines in sacrifice to the snake god.
That night, the black snake god appears and coils around the bed.
The System cries out, "Host! The snake god in this world is extremely savage. Please stay calm!"
Lin Qian waves a hand. "Piece of cake."
The System: "!!!"
[World Two: Sibling Rivalry]
The System says, "According to the original story, you disguise yourself as a man and infiltrate an academy to investigate the cause of your brothers' deaths. After winning over the male lead, you work with him to uncover the truth. But your brothers' spirits refuse to leave, your fellow students act strangely, and they keep peeking at you."
Lin Qian says, "Wow, how scary~"
(Three days later) The System breaks down. "You said you'd only win over the male lead! How did the entire boys' school become your loyal dogs? Even the teacher is bringing you tea?!"
[World Three: VR]
Boss x subordinate's wife.
-She isn't the other woman. She's the one who makes the rules.
[World Four: Contract]
Older sister, the housekeeper x younger brother, the young master.
-Who's really the master?
Theme: The heroine faces all kinds of harsh environments without ever complaining. She adapts, and the fittest become rulers!
Is the content of this book the same as that of the author of the Four Tibetans? Is it the author's trumpet???