“Female Master, did I serve you well?”
“Mmm~”
Just as Yu Wangge was immersed in this dreamlike pleasure—
Suddenly, a pair of bloodshot eyes filled with murderous intent turned toward her, and two large hands clamped around her neck.
“Ah!”
Yu Wangge, who had been writhing on the bed like a maggot, screamed and jolted upright, looking around in lingering terror.
This wasn’t her room at all!
The moment she got off the bed, a sharp pain shot through her head.
She had transmigrated into a book—into the body of a vicious female cannon fodder in a novel titled [The Delicate and Sweet Female Master, Doted On by Five Beast Husbands!].
Yu Wangge looked around the luxurious, opulent room. A few minutes earlier, the Fox Beast Husband Shi Baiheng had come to the original owner, claiming that the Dragon Beast Husband Chu Yanyi was coming to mate with her—and then came the scene she had just experienced.
So it must have been an Illusion Art he had conjured. In the book, Shi Baiheng often used this trick to trap the original owner in illusions for his own amusement.
Yu Wangge sighed helplessly, rubbing her forehead. What a cunning fox.
Yu Wangge suddenly looked up. In the book, the five men, in order to deceive the original owner, tricked her onto a judgment platform the very next day and forcibly divorced her.
Afterward, her various crimes were exposed to the public, sparking rejection across the entire star system, and the Interstellar Federation exiled her to The Great Wilds.
Because the original owner, consumed by insecurity, always suspected the five beast husbands of being unfaithful and feared others coveting them.
This twisted her psyche, and she subjected the five beast husbands to all manner of cruelty.
She gouged out the Mermaid’s eyes.
She ripped out the Black Dragon’s symbolic Dragon Horns.
She plucked the Lion Mane from the lion’s head.
She severed the fox’s nine tails.
She stripped the Vermilion Bird of its wings.
The five had long since hated the original owner to the bone.
Before her exile, the five men blinded her, crippled one of her hands and one of her legs, and threw her onto a starship bound for The Great Wilds.
The beastmen there were savage and ferocious. The original owner had never awakened a Special Ability, and she died on the way before even reaching her destination.
As for the five men, they ultimately fell in love with the female lead, who had transmigrated with a system and healed their wounds.
Yu Wangge snapped back to her senses, her mind filled with only one thought: run!
Yu Wangge picked up a fist-sized luminous pearl from the table, then a wine pot made of gold, and glanced at the jade stools nearby.
Her shoulders slumped in despair. She wanted to grab things and flee, but there was far too much for her to carry!
She used to envy the original owner for having five peerlessly handsome men.
But now she couldn’t envy her at all. Truly, you never know the pain until the knife cuts you.
A red glint flashed in Yu Wangge’s eyes. She was doomed to die either way, and she was already a villainess—so she might as well go all out and smash everything. If she couldn’t smash it, she’d burn it!
Yu Wangge tore down the bed curtains and dropped them on the floor. Just as she was about to set them alight, a wave of dizziness washed over her the next second.
Yu Wangge was stunned by the scene before her: a vast field, a small stream, and a house beside it.
A Spatial Dimension!
Yu Wangge’s eyes lit up. Apparently, the heavens weren’t treating her too badly!
After coming out, Yu Wangge stashed everything she had looted into the Spatial Dimension, stripping the room bare of everything except the bed.
Yu Wangge was about to relocate, but the moment she reached the door, she ran straight into the cool and gentle Bai Yuchuan.
The Merman Beast Husband Bai Yuchuan had an aloof yet gentle temperament, with a pair of clear, azure eyes that could see through people’s hearts.
The original owner, afraid he would glimpse her ugliness, had drugged him and gouged out his eyes.
Bai Yuchuan wore a white robe, a strip of white cloth covering the bridge of his high nose, his thin lips pressed together, the hem of his robe swaying in the wind, exuding a cold, desolate air.
Just standing there, Yu Wangge felt a chill wrap around her and couldn’t help shrinking her neck.
A smile played at the corners of Bai Yuchuan’s mouth as his soft voice rang out. “Female Master, where are you headed?”
Yu Wangge looked at the man’s taut body. What an act—he looked like he wished she were dead, yet he still put on this considerate facade.
Luckily, though, the one who had come was blind—otherwise, the house behind her, now nothing but an empty shell, would have been discovered.
Yu Wangge imitated the original owner of the body, stepping forward and reaching out to caress Bai Yuchuan’s eyes, her voice sultry. “Yuchuan gege, how about I sleep tonight hugging your fish tail?”
The moment she finished speaking, killing intent surged from the man’s body—though it was quickly suppressed again.
“Female Master, my health is poor…”
What a perfect opportunity!
Yu Wangge shoved Bai Yuchuan away in disgust and snarled furiously, “Useless thing, get lost already!”
Bai Yuchuan’s fists clenched at his sides as he turned and left. Even without his eyes, his steps were steady and sure.
Watching Bai Yuchuan’s retreating figure, Yu Wangge breathed a sigh of relief and headed toward his storeroom. There was no time to look—she would transfer the goods and rush to the next destination.
She was currently at Bai Yuchuan’s home. Because of her, the five men’s residences were all built next to each other, so they were easy to find.
A dragon’s roar made her jump in fright. Yu Wangge suddenly recalled the scene from the illusion—her face flushed red, then in the next second, it turned pale with fear.
Chu Yanyi’s Ancient Divine Dragon Bloodline had awakened. He was cold-blooded and ruthless, looking down on everyone equally—which was why the original owner had snapped off his Dragon Horn, sending him into a furious rage.
Yu Wangge clutched the tree beside her in terror. Damn that original owner—everything was fine, so why on earth did she have to go pull out his Dragon Horn?
She was truly unlucky. Of all people to transmigrate into, she had to become Yu Wangge.
Yu Wangge tiptoed toward Chu Yanyi’s storeroom. The moment she pushed open the door, a flash of golden light nearly blinded her.
Her heart pounded with excitement. She knew dragons loved collecting gems and gold, but she hadn’t expected it to be this spectacular.
Looking at the warehouse piled full of treasure, Yu Wangge quickly began transferring it. She remembered that one of Chu Yanyi’s chairs was pure gold as well.
After leaving the storeroom, Yu Wangge sneaked furtively toward the main hall. Judging by the sounds, Chu Yanyi should be in the pool right now, so he wouldn’t notice her for a while.
In the enormous pool was a figure with a human body and a dragon’s tail. His bare upper body was covered in strange black markings, his black wolf-tail hair soaked and clinging to his slender neck. A broken segment of Dragon Horn jutted from his head, and beneath his red pupils burned nothing but killing intent.
Yu Wangge—once tomorrow passes, it will be the day you die!
Another dragon’s roar rang out.
Yu Wangge flinched, grabbed what she could, and ran.
Then, as she approached another area, a wave of heat washed over her. Yu Wangge hid behind a rock and peeked out—a bald chicken.
No—a bald Vermilion Bird was spewing fire recklessly around the courtyard. Fortunately, a barrier surrounded the area, so the flames didn’t spread.
Watching this scene, Yu Wangge silently mourned for herself.
The Vermilion Bird, Jiang Xuanyu, was the youngest and most hot-tempered of the five. He treasured his feathers like life itself—and now only a few plumes remained on top of his head.
The original owner didn’t die unjustly. Leaving someone half-dead like this—if it were her, she’d want to kill that person too.
Yu Wangge crept along the wall, sneaking furtively inside.
No matter what, her own little life came first.
Yu Wangge had plundered all four storerooms without incident.
The lion beast husband Huo Chiye must have gone off to rampage on his mountain, because he wasn’t home.
Now only one household remained—the home of the culprit himself, Shi Baiheng.
It was a bit risky. Plundering four houses was already enough.
Yu Wangge was about to lose her nerve and had just turned to leave when a voice that spelled her doom rang out behind her.