Feng Miaomiao transmigrated into a book she'd only skimmed, reading the blurb and the first page. She hadn't even remembered the title!
She knows the plot, but doesn't know all of it. What kind of mix-up is this?
She's neither the heroine nor the vicious rival, but a minor character in the book: the madam of a brothel. Being a minor character sounds great. It's easier that way.
What!
She's secretly helping Prince Ping compete for the position of crown prince? Now that's complicated. Fortunately, her husband transmigrated into the book with her.
In the Beiyue Dynasty, the aging ruler has no sons, so Prince Ping and Prince Ren are secretly scheming for the position of crown prince. In the story, the heroine, Shu Yanqin, was forced to marry Ning Huaijin, heir to Prince Ping. On her wedding day, her childhood sweetheart, Shen Ziqing, single-handedly stopped the wedding and took her away.
Shu Yanqin abandoned Shen Ziqing and followed Zhou Jian, the man she loved, only to be killed by him and her half-sister. She was reborn on the day of her coming-of-age ceremony.
She swore to make them pay!
In this life, Shen Ziqing and Ning Huaijin's souls switch bodies when Shu Yanqin is reborn. What sparks will fly between them and the reborn Shu Yanqin?
Wait, what kind of butterfly effect will the arrival of the two little nobodies, Feng Miaomiao and Han Zhan, have on the characters in the book?
With the course of fate changing so drastically, are they really prepared?
And who is prepared, anyway? Let's face this unknown destiny together.
The story is entirely fictional. The dynasty is only loosely based on history, so don't read too much into it.
The revenge line of the original novel looked too uncomfortable, but other than that it was pretty good.