Transmigrated as an Evil Female in the Interstellar Era, My Beast Husbands Beg Me to Stay

[Interstellar insect race + no breeding + all male leads are chaste + they’ll regret chasing the heroine] Lin Yao transmigrates into a book and finds herself in an interstellar beast world, facing five handsome beast husbands, each with his own charms. In this world, females are scarce and males are plentiful, and female beastfolk are protected by interstellar law from birth. After male beasts reach maturity, their spiritual power grows increasingly unstable. Without a female to soothe them, they turn into lunatics. The good news is that Lin Yao is a princess of the royal family, with top-tier resources at her disposal. The bad news is that her role in the book is that of a vicious supporting villainess. After going to all the trouble of gathering five handsome men, she’s supposed to hand them over to the heroine. How infuriating. The gentle, kind white cat, the alluring and handsome red fox, the compassionate, dignified merman, the steady and considerate black snake, the dashing and loyal gray wolf… They’re all that way toward the heroine. As for Lin Yao, the villainess, these five beast husbands would rather kill her than look at her. Lin Yao decides to throw caution to the wind. Who says a female who can’t soothe males is useless? This destructive spiritual power of hers is clearly her greatest weapon. Lin Yao has carved out a path to survival in countless desperate situations. What’s this little predicament compared to those? They’re only five men. She can just hand them back to the heroine. She’s a princess, after all. Surely finding a few two-legged male beasts can’t be that hard? But what’s going on? It’s one thing for her own five males to come around, but why has the only male lead by the heroine’s side started fawning over her too?