She Posed as the Ferocious Beast's Beloved, Then Fled Pregnant and Was Kissed to Tears

[Male rivals competing for her + raising children + their one true love + food] When Yu Xi woke up, she’d become the male leads’ one true love in a beast-world novel and was bound to the Evil Female System. The original owner faked her death and ran away. The male leads missed her every night, leaving them unable to fall for the actual heroine and derailing the entire plot. To get the story back on track, Yu Xi has to pretend to be the original owner and recklessly court death, transforming from everyone’s beloved into the villainous female foil. And so, she dutifully begins her wicked journey A gentle green snake offers himself to her and begs for her love. She slaps him and tells him to get lost. A proud red fox resents her for faking her death and being so fickle, yet ends up forced to warm her bed and give himself to her. A cold snow leopard offers her his prey, while a brooding merfolk presents her with a pearl. Yu Xi treats them like trash and tosses them aside. As for the black-and-white featherfolk twins, she plucks their feathers to make shuttlecocks, then uses them as her personal transport. She even treats the soft, adorable cubs like household servants, ordering them around to fetch tea and water. Thanks to Yu Xi’s tireless efforts, the beastmen husbands look at her with increasingly dangerous eyes. Yu Xi doesn’t care. She keeps being wicked by day, but trembles with fear at night, worried they’ll tear her apart when they find out who she really is. At last, she completes her mission, only to discover she’s pregnant. So she takes the cub and runs away. Unexpectedly, a whole line of little tails follows her, along with a big, dangerous tail who’s turned dark. Her beastmen husbands pull her into their arms, their eyes dark: “Was abandoning us once not enough? You want to do it a second time?” The cubs are teary-eyed: “Mother, you can abandon your husbands, but you have to take your own cubs with you!” Yu Xi stares in confusion. “Huh? Wasn’t I just pretending?!”