Reborn as the Tragic Novel's Heroine, Why Should I Care About Three Thousand Harem Members?

[Male Rivalry + A Harem of Men + No Female Rivalry + Everyone’s Favorite + Multiple Male Leads + Strong Heroine] In her previous life, Song He fought her way to the top of the business world, only to suffer a sudden heart attack and transmigrate into an angst novel as the long princess who threw herself at the male lead. Should she follow the angst-novel script, or fight for power at court? Obviously, she’ll seize power and make everyone willingly submit to her. The vicious supporting actress wants to steal the male lead? She can have him. All I need is your business acumen to pave the way for me. The scheming Grand Tutor wants to turn the tables and control me? I know you like a thrill. Helping me become emperor will be even more exciting. The lovesick second male lead makes empty vows of eternal love? Why not go earn some accomplishments? You’ll only catch my eye if you’re useful. The haughty prince of a neighboring kingdom offers his country as a betrothal gift? Good boy, go guard the borders first. When my iron cavalry conquers the land, I’ll bring you into the palace in my phoenix carriage. They say power is intoxicating. Even though Song He has brought these men and all the power they command under her wing, no one resents it in the slightest. Instead, they’ve put her at the top of the Must-Marry List. Turning an angst novel into a feel-good power fantasy: now that’s the good life. When the male lead who once looked down on her kneels and begs Song He for mercy? The vicious supporting actress: Get lost. My princess doesn’t take secondhand goods. The lovesick second male lead: Get out of here. You think you deserve to meet my sovereign? The scheming Grand Tutor grabs the haughty prince: Go on, bite that arrogant fool to death. And Song He, who has watched it all with cold indifference from beginning to end, silently discards the chess piece called the male lead for good.