After Collecting Rent, I Got the Otherworldly Big Shot Wrapped Around My Finger

【Multiple male leads + Love triangle chaos + Money-grubber + Everyone’s favorite + Everyone’s dream girl + Otherworld】 Ji Nai inherited the villa her father used to rent out, and thought she could finally lie flat and collect rent. But when she opened the door, she ran into a house full of “chuunibyou.” There was a broke teenager who claimed to be a Demon King and had taken over the sofa, a blond “angel” who found the place filthy and set it on fire to “purify” it, and a handsome young man who kept a red coffin in his room, stared at her neck and swallowed every day, and was obsessed with cosplaying as a vampire... Ji Nai had always believed they were just too deep into their roles, until a new tenant called. “I’m an elf. I’m blind right now, and I might end up crippled, or even completely paralyzed. Can I live in your house?” Ji Nai rushed deep into the mountains to meet the tenant. With her own eyes, she saw the silver-haired, pointy-eared youth make flowers bloom in his palm, then use a stone to call her cellphone. At that moment, the worldview she had held for twenty-three years shattered. It turned out what her father had left her wasn’t an ordinary villa at all, but a “sanctuary” specifically for visitors from other worlds. The good news: every tenant had a prestigious identity. The bad news: except for the vampire, they were all dirt-poor and especially good at wrecking the place. To collect the rent, Ji Nai could only make the Demon King work at a hot pot restaurant, have the angel take jobs exorcising spirits, teach the witch to set up a fortune-telling stall, and coax gems out of the vampire... Later on, the Demon King mouthed off at everyone, but willingly handed his paycheck over to her; the germophobic angel hated all physical contact, but made an exception for her near his wings; the vampire would rather go hungry than give in, and began learning to curb the bloodlust ingrained in his nature; the aloof elf insisted on settling every bill with her, yet the flowers around him always bloomed in her direction.