The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Character in a Fake Heiress Story Awakens

[Heroine with prophetic dreams + cannon fodder + awakening + adored by all + formidable strength + clinging to powerful allies + feel-good power fantasy] Shu Beimo grew up in her maternal grandparents’ household, with everything going her way. With a brave, battle-hardened father, an unconventional mother, and a younger brother who was fiercely protective of his big sister, she grew into someone bold and carefree. Then, a few days before her grandmother’s birthday, she visited a temple to pray and drew a fortune stick. That night, she had a dream. In it, she was dressed in rags, with the tendons in her hands and feet severed. A beggar stole her food and mocked her. As she lay starving and freezing, close to death, she glimpsed a pair of exquisite embroidered shoes. The luminous pearls on their toes stood out sharply against the filthy steamed bun beside them, leaving an especially vivid impression. Then she had another dream. In it, she was a cannon-fodder supporting character in a story about a fake heiress and a real heiress. The heroine, naturally, was the real heiress who had been lost outside the family. The real heiress was kindhearted, clever, and quick-witted. She won the wholehearted devotion of a sinister, ruthless minister and captured the heart of the story’s devoted second male lead. After waking, Shu Beimo tested whether her dreams were true on her grandmother’s birthday. To protect her family, she had no choice but to cling to the hero and heroine’s coattails. But can someone explain why there are always incompetent allies trying to drag her down? The upright and dignified Crown Prince Li Heng never imagined he’d run into his fiancée, whom he hadn’t seen in years, under such an awkward circumstance! Characters: A frank, cheerful heroine with overwhelming strength * a sickly, scheming, green-tea prince who pretends to be frail