After Winning Over Seven Male Favorites, the Villainess Wants to Run Away

[My new novel is out: Noble Beast Academy: The Instructor Is Being Snatched Away by Ferocious Beasts. Please show it some love!] (Multiple male leads + fierce competition for the heroine + romantic rivalry + pure-hearted male leads + transmigration) Poor overworked wage slave Shi Nuanyu transmigrates into a book and becomes the most noble princess of the Nanyue Kingdom, daughter of its emperor and empress. Her prestigious status and illustrious birth aren't enough for the original owner. She causes trouble every day, taking her greatest pleasure in tormenting and humiliating the male leads. In the end, the male leads turn evil and join forces to destroy Nanyue, leaving the original owner with her country and family in ruins and a miserable death. To avoid the inevitable death awaiting her in the book, Shi Nuanyu decides to do the opposite and change Nanyue's fate, escaping the male leads' deadly hatred and eventually getting a peaceful divorce so she can stay alive. But could someone tell her why, now that everything is heading toward a happy ending, the male leads are clinging to her like stubborn plasters, one after another claiming to be her husband and shamelessly insisting on becoming her imperial consort? Before she wins them over: “We want her to die without a grave.” After she wins them over: The gentle, refined Imperial Preceptor: “My heart shines as bright as the moon. Across a thousand mountains, I journey only toward you.” The aloof Buddhist monk: “A bitter fruit is still a fruit.” The domineering crown prince: “My five elements are missing you.” The bewitching merchant magnate: “Of three thousand waters, only you are enough for me.” The pure-hearted general: “Nuannuan, my heart belongs to you.” The loyal guard: “Your Highness, I want to become your shadow.” The arrogant Alliance Leader: “Shi Nuanyu, the position of your imperial consort has to be mine.” Faced with the male leads who are out to kill her, Shi Nuanyu swears: “I, Shi Nuanyu, will never be a rabbit eating the grass by its own burrow.” (The heroine isn't stupid, but her personality can be a little changeable.)