ToriAnne

Sienna, a 40-year-old assistant manager at an IT company, feels trapped in a monotonous life, for the luxurious lifestyle she craves. Without wealthy parents or a mysterious inheritance from her grandfather, she has had to work tirelessly to fulfill her dreams of wine in the weekend, fishing on the yatch on summer, skiing by winter, and touring a vineyard in fall.

Her relentless focus on her career has come at the expense of her relationships, with most of her past girlfriends either cheating on her or leaving due to her constant neglect. 

Sienna's go-to response when relationships end is, "What else do they need?" - she simply doesn't understand why her past partners couldn't be satisfied with her providing for their material needs.

Seeking an escape, Sienna immerses herself in a video game called 'Vintage Point', where the protagonist, male/female, inherits their grandfather's vineyard and creamery. Through the use of cheating codes she got from the game community, Sienna amasses unlimited wealth and the ability to have multiple wives in the game - living out her dream life virtually. 

"Oh lord, rich, vineyard, and wives. My dream life." One night, after a few too many glasses of wine, Sienna passes out in front of her computer.

When she wakes up, Sienna finds herself in a large, medieval-style house, surrounded by four distressed women who seem to blame her for their current life. Disoriented and unsure of what is happening, "What is happening?"

This unexpected turn of events propels Sienna into a surreal situation, where the line between her virtual dream life and reality becomes blurred.

The Slow Life of Sienna-Rose & Her 4 Wives [GxG]

"So?" Sienna-Rose asked, her voice steady as her gaze locked onto the king's projection, waiting for an answer that refused to come.

Behind her calm expression, tension coiled tight in her chest. The air around her crackled, thick with restrained power, while just a few feet away, one of the six royal sorcerers writhed on the ground, clawing at his throat, caught between life and death.

Sienna-Rose didn't want to take a life. She hated the feeling of it, the heaviness it left behind, and the chill that stayed in her bones long after the body had fallen. But she knew better now.

If she didn't act, it wouldn't be her pain to bear; it would be her family's. Next time, it would be one of her wives, or it would be her children. And that was a future she could not allow to exist.

Chapter 72. The Land Drenched in Crimson