I Transmigrated into a Book as the Villainess, and the Rough Men Dote on Me

[Transmigrate into a book set in the 1980s / Mischievous little succubus vs. rugged male leads / A battleground for competing suitors / Everyday jealousy and rivalry] A Xue is a succubus. After failing her tribulation as an adult, she opens her eyes to find she has transmigrated into a beloved-daughter novel set in the 1980s. Unfortunately, she isn’t the heroine. She’s a villainess who causes trouble wherever she goes and is hated by everyone. But A Xue has no idea what a villainess is. All she knows is that she’s a succubus and needs men to survive. Everyone in Dahe Village says the Ding family girl is beautiful, but far too delicate, so nobody dares marry her. Yet the whole Ding family dotes on her like she’s a treasure. Just a few days after transmigrating into the book, A Xue goes swimming for fun and falls into the water. The broad-shouldered, slim-waisted boy next door pulls her out. Lying against his chest, she swallows. I’m claiming this one. A few days later, a rugged veteran returns to the village, all bulging muscles and a wild, fierce gaze. A Xue’s eyes light up. This one seems pretty good, too. Later, while gathering herbs on the mountain with her mother, she slips and falls into a trap, landing right on top of a refined, fair-skinned educated youth sent down to the countryside. A Xue is completely torn. Succubi don’t live on ordinary food. They need men’s yang energy to survive. But these three... each one is more tempting than the last. As she agonizes over her choice, she unconsciously flirts with all of them, completely unaware of what she’s doing. Their gazes grow hotter by the day, as if they’re ready to tear her apart and devour her until not a bone is left.