The Vicious Female Cultivator Stopped Pretending And Started With Five Taoist Companions.

Ye Wu traveled through an unorthodox fairy tale and became the female supporting character in the book.
The heroine Lin Huanhuan and her many harems live a happy life every day.
However, she desperately fell in love with one of the heroine's harem: the swordsman who practices ruthlessness next door, but only falls for the heroine.
In the book, she left five Taoist monks alone and worked as a licking dog for the male protagonist for decades.
Ye Wu's face turned dark after reading the memory.
Being a licker? She, Ye Wu, will never be a licking dog in her life!
The five Taoist couples are unparalleled in their beauty. Aren’t they delicious?
Ye Wu originally thought that she would soon live a good life of hugging each other.
Unexpectedly, all five of them hated her.
She peeled off the toughest heart-protecting scales of the handsome dragon clan and gave them to the male protagonist. The strange demon was tied up in the weapon refining room by her and used karma fire to refine weapons for the male protagonist. A human boy who was devoted to practicing swordsmanship, she took away the family heirloom and sent it to the male protagonist...
There was also a sinister and sick boy, a simple nine-tailed fox boy...
System: The host only needs to defeat them and gain their favorability in exchange for rewards. They now hate the host deeply and suggest that the host apologize as soon as possible to regain their favorability.
Ye Wu: "???"
Having just finished being the licking dog of the ruthless male protagonist, do you still want to be the licking dog of the five of them?
Don’t even think about it!
She looked bewitching at the five Taoist companions: "The more people love me, the more benefits they will get. Can't you fall in love with me? That's your own problem, go back and reflect on it."
Later
Ye Wu was about to ascend, and she said she could let them go free.
But the five Taoist monks knelt in front of her with red eyes, begging her not to abandon them.