A Sweet, Wicked Woman Hated by Everyone? Four Husbands Fight Like Mad to Win Her

[Danmaku vindication + a battle for her affections + a groveling chase] Ji Ruzhao transmigrates into an ancient romance novel and deliberately becomes a villainess who commits every kind of wicked deed. Her reputation gets so bad that she even loses her title as a princess. She does all this for one reason: to max out the four male leads' hatred for her. At last, she maxes out their hatred. As long as they kill her, she can return to the modern world and claim a billion. But just as they are about to kill her, the male leads' attitudes suddenly change. Not only do they spare her, but their hatred, once maxed out, starts turning into affection. So Ji Ruzhao starts doing everything she can to bring about her own demise. She frames the heroine, throws her weight around, secretly meets with men, and commits one wicked deed after another. But after all that, she discovers that the four male leads' hatred hasn't increased at all. Instead, their affection is nearly maxed out! And why is her reputation getting better and better? Only later does she learn that the danmaku exposed the truth about her past. After learning the truth, Ji Ruzhao grows distant and cold toward the male leads, wanting nothing to do with them. But the male leads can no longer hold back. The dashing young general pins her against a wall, eyes red as he demands, “Why won't you marry me?” The aloof, immortal-like divine physician kneels before her and begs, “Zhaozhao, please come back to me.” The bewitching, foxlike eunuch lord lays aside his pride and pleads, “Your Highness, please show me mercy.” Even the normally gentle and refined minister kneels in the snow for three days and nights, begging, “Your Highness, I was wrong. Please forgive me.” But Ji Ruzhao only gives a light laugh and says nonchalantly, “Do you think you're worthy?”