Yuan Yan transmigrates into the novel he wrote.
He becomes the Ninth Prince from his own book, an insignificant character who barely gets a mention and is ultimately sacrificed in the struggle between the main characters.
The heroine has been reborn to seek revenge. It is the same old plot: her older half-sister steals the man she was meant to marry.
The Fourth Prince’s mother came from the palace servants, so he has no chance of inheriting the throne. To honor the emperor’s marriage decree, the heroine’s family makes her take her sister’s place as the bride. She spends six years plotting for the Fourth Prince, then becomes empress.
The Fourth Prince sneers at her: “Your older sister is kind and pure. Don’t assume everyone is as wicked as you.”
In the end, he strips her of her position as empress and has her given poisoned wine for offending the emperor.
Now the heroine has been reborn and is ready to take on her stepmother, the scumbag, and her older sister.
But Yuan Yan wrote this story himself, so he knows exactly how ruthless the heroine is.
Worse still, his mother, Consort Hui, is the sister of the stepmother the heroine plans to take on.
And the older sister the heroine wants to fight is Yuan Yan’s cousin.
In the original story, he eventually gets dragged into the fallout, stripped of his princely status, and beaten to death in the street over a steamed bun.
How tragic! What should he do?
The heroine, Xu Qianqian, smiles sweetly. “Your Highness, if you go to the Spring Pavilion again, I’ll chop your feet off.”
Yuan Yan trembles. “...”
Isn’t this supposed to be a revenge story about punishing scumbags? Why is the tone so weird?
(Younger male lead)
Author, I urge you to think about this ending. I almost went crazy when I saw it. Stick with it! 👍
If the author doesn't know how to write, then I will write it for you.
I was shocked by this ending. .
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, author, don't force me to crawl along the network cable to find you 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠