After My Best Friend and I Transmigrated into a Book in Our Dreams

Two best friends stayed up all night reading a novel. Unhappy with its ending, they decided to have a little drink to cheer themselves up. After a good night’s sleep, they woke up inside the very novel they had just read. One had become Zhang Wanxing, the brilliant and beautiful daughter of the prime minister; the other had become Chen Anran, the stunning daughter of a mighty general, famed for her exceptional martial arts. The two friends knew the novel ended with both heroines dying, so to stay alive, they planned to keep their distance from the male leads who would get them killed. They decided to manually set the story back on course. Their first plan was to avoid both male leads, but the third prince had been reborn with memories of his previous life and had come solely for the prime minister’s daughter. This became a major obstacle to their efforts to fix the plot, pulling the story back toward its original course. Although plenty of little things went off track, the ending ultimately came about through love. But can someone explain why the third prince was reborn? In his previous life, he had endured humiliation and resorted to any means necessary to claim the throne. And now, after being reborn, he says, “Anran, I want to marry you.” What is going on? Has he given up the power and throne he cherished most? He spoils the heroine every day, and Zhang Wanxing, the heroine herself, can hardly resist. She absolutely loves this sort of thing. Chen Anran, the daughter of the mighty general, has it rough after transmigrating into the book. She’s either off fighting a war or on her way to one. Hasn’t she just traded one workplace for another? A worker’s life matters too! How come everyone else’s male lead pampers and coaxes her, while mine is out there flirting with everyone? This is ridiculous. I’m done. I’ll find someone else. Their original plan was to avoid the male leads. Are they still going to switch now? The plot of this book has gone completely off the rails...