(Sweet romance + pocket dimension + punishing scumbags + wish fulfillment) "Reborn woman vs. transmigrated woman"
Note: One-on-one, both leads are each other's first, sweet romance, no mistresses or misunderstandings. The heroine transmigrates into a book, and the pocket dimension serves as the backdrop for her growth.
Plenty of romance, with palace and household schemes along the way, as she face-slaps scumbag men, scumbag women, and fake innocent schemers. Brace yourself for a nonstop sugar rush and a thoroughly satisfying read.
After sending the murderer who killed her parents to prison, she accidentally drinks too much. The next morning, she wakes up with a hangover and discovers she's transmigrated into a book, as a vase-like cannon fodder character whose only purpose is to make the heroine look good?
She could have lived like a pampered heiress, but instead she was blind enough to fall for a scumbag, becoming a stepping stone for him to win the heroine's favor. In the end, he discarded her once she was no longer useful, and her grandfather's whole family was massacred. Her father and brothers were schemed against and died pierced by countless arrows.
Fortunately, the original body's eyes weren't completely clouded when she arrived, so Gu Xiaoxiao immediately kicks the scumbag to the curb.
Oh, handsome guy up ahead, are you looking for a wife? The kind who can act cute and eat her fill? She only meant to flirt with him, keeping things physical and not getting attached. Who knew he was the main antagonist, the one who nearly brought down the male and female leads all by himself? He's so handsome, and everything about him is her type: broad shoulders, a slim waist, and long legs. He's got looks and money, and no mother-in-law to deal with.
Yep, you're the one.
Female lead up ahead, let go of that antagonist. He's mine.
Everyone is waiting to laugh at Gu Xiaoxiao. She married an unfavored prince, so her future must be miserable.
But one day, everyone who was waiting to laugh at her kneels before Gu Xiaoxiao and cries, "Long live the Empress! May she live for ten thousand years!"
