One Crook of Her Finger, and Five Powerful Men Vie to Spoil Her

Ye Chan opened her eyes to find herself a young girl fleeing famine, being dragged along by someone. What was going on? She had traveled through five books and become the woman of five villainous powerhouses. After winning them over, she had faked her death and left, collecting a fortune of billions and returning to the modern world to enjoy three years of freedom. “Host! Your funds have been frozen. Because you left, all five powerhouses have turned completely evil, and the world has collapsed into the disaster you see now. The people are suffering, and famine has ravaged the land for years. Please win over the five powerhouses again, change their hearts, and raise their favorability. Then you can collect your funds and leave again!” “Current thaw progress: 0.01%!” Ye Chan screamed inwardly, “I haven't even had time to enjoy my money! Is this really fair?” The world had collapsed into this state, and she was supposed to raise their favorability? If they met, she might be crushed to dust and scattered to the winds! After her body's original father sold her by force, she thought the worst that would happen was that she'd have to sing and perform for money. But when the sack opened... “A Chan, I've been looking everywhere for you.” The sinister Grand Preceptor Xie Zhiming, who believed in immortality, found her first. His hall was hung with strange, long-tongued objects, and heaps of icy white bones were piled in the corner. Her heart seized up, and she nearly died on the spot! Then there was Chu Xuanyin, the Regent who held power over the court; Xiao Yuchen, the Northern Garrison General who commanded a mighty army; Jiang Lingchuan, the Grand Chancellor who enforced tyranny; And Ye Chengsi, the foreign crown prince who had been biding his time in another land! All five wanted her dead. Ye Chan accepted her fate and only asked for her ashes to be scattered into the sea. But the pain never came. Instead, trembling, warm lips fell on her, and they all said in unison, “A Chan, don't leave us again.”