After Failing to Raise Cubs, I Became a Sea King

Pre-order: Wrecking Every Ruler. Please add it to your library. After transmigrating into a game, Qi Huai devoted herself to raising the children she had bonded with. Qi Huai thought they would grow up to be wise rulers, loyal ministers, and pillars of the state... But a few days later, she returned to the game and discovered that every child she'd painstakingly raised had turned out all wrong! The wise ruler she had supported had become a tyrant. The tyrant she had abandoned halfway wiped the blood from his fingers. "Father Minister, if anyone in this court says a single bad word about you, I'll kill them." Qi Huai watched the corpse being dragged away and swallowed nervously. The strategist she had supported had become a treacherous minister. The treacherous minister she had forgotten halfway wrapped his arms around her waist. "Lady Qi, don't leave. I'll steal the whole kingdom and give it to you." Qi Huai looked at the minister who had seized the emperor and controlled the feudal lords, and fell silent. The boy she had saved had become a demon. The demon she had abandoned halfway was a ruthless killer. His eyes were blood-red. "Sister, I sacrificed a hundred people just to bring you back to life." Hidden in the bushes, Qi Huai shrank back even farther. * Qi Huai carefully guarded her secret identity, trying to survive in the cracks. Qi Huai looked at the future villain boss beside her, who kept calling her "Sister." "You've really mistaken me for someone else." P.S. 1. Set in a fictional world, with the Hundred Schools of Thought. 2. The heroine has an overpowered golden finger, isn't soft or helpless, and is strong. 3. Written purely for my own amusement. I wrote it to please myself, and it's my favorite. 4. The male lead hasn't been decided yet. Readers can choose who to support. 5. My favorite deserves the best. 6. Goes VIP on July 25. Please add my other pre-order: Wrecking Every Ruler. Blurb: Wen Huai transmigrated into a book as a minor strategist who had yet to find a ruler to serve amid the chaos of the age. She had bright, lovely teeth and was extremely beautiful. The System told Wen Huai, "Your luck is terrible, and you won't live past twenty. But you can increase your lifespan by winning over people in positions of power. If you win over the ruler who unifies the land, you'll live a life free of illness and hardship." Wen Huai was troubled. "There are five or six rulers here. How am I supposed to know which one will unite the land?" To be safe, Wen Huai decided to win over every country's ruler. The volatile and brutal ruler of Chu in the west, the powerful ruler of Han in the east, the ruler of Yan in the south, reduced to a puppet controlled by a treacherous minister... Whenever one of them showed signs of unifying the land, Wen Huai would immediately make her escape and take up service under the next ruler. Before she knew it, Wen Huai seemed to have won over every ruler. * In the fine rain of March, Wen Huai's slightly lifted lips looked to others like a flower seen through rain, blurry and indistinct. Wen Huai: "I meant to use my talents to support the rulers, but it seems the rulers are interested in me." * The rulers belatedly discovered that Wen Huai, who had repeatedly insisted she would never serve two masters, had secretly been friendly with their enemy states! Wen Huai's mouth was full of lies, but they still couldn't bear to scold or punish her. They would spend a fortune just to catch one glimpse of her smile. Theme: Don't blame heaven or other people