

Marry The Seven Villains
by Yuna Sato"Dying in a freak accident was annoying. Transmigrating into the body of a disgraced noblewoman with three months to live was worse. But a sarcastic silver fox System telling me I have to legally marry seven empire-toppling villains to survive? Absolutely not."
As a former corporate mediator, Lin Yue knows how to handle impossible egos and hostile takeovers. But System 777’s survival contract reads like an administrative fever dream: marry the seven most dangerous men in the dynasty before they tear the world apart. Her targets? A walking catalog of red flags: 1. The Cursed Prince: Cold, lethal, and slowly dying from dark magic he refuses to explain. 2. The Ruthless General: A scarred northern warlord who despises court nobles and trusts only steel. 3. The Demon King: A bored, teasing immortal who rules the shadows and knows way too much about the System. 4. The Ghost Assassin: A silent killer who breaks into her bedroom, only to ask why he remembers dying in her arms. 5. The Merchant Prince: The richest billionaire in the empire, offering fifty million gold taels just because he "likes her face." 6. The Cold Emperor: A ruthless monarch on the Dragon Throne who has mourned his lost love across three hundred years. 7. The Disgraced Duke: An undefeated grand strategist sitting in an arctic graveyard, quietly playing Go while calculating the end of the world. Armed with forensic audits, legal loopholes, and zero survival instincts, Lin Yue starts collecting marriage contracts like trading cards. She outsmarts court vipers, tames feral generals on frozen battlefields, and brings imperial treasuries to their knees. Then the psychic link activates, and an impossible cosmic truth unravels: These seven catastrophic men aren't rivals. They are the seven severed fragments of one ancient war god, and every single piece remembers loving her. Now the warlords are comparing memories, the System is crashing, and an ancient evil is clawing out of the earth. Lin Yue came to audit an empire, but she might just end up ruling it, alongside seven fiercely possessive husbands who refuse to let her go.
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