Song Jinhe transmigrates into the daughter of the heroine in an angsty novel she wrote herself. Her goal is to turn her mother, the tragic heroine, into the true leading lady, get revenge on her scumbag father, and dish out face-slapping payback all around.
Luckily, she can reload her save and rewrite the plot.
Unluckily, every rewrite brings a new complication, with one absurd situation piled on top of another.
Song Jinhe cracks her knuckles. “Easy. There’s nothing I can’t fix by changing twenty words.”
The Crown Prince, Song Jingcheng, reaches out like a pleading Erkang: “...I’ve already had a peanut allergy a hundred times. Please, spare me.”
Song Jingcheng realizes that his little sister seems to have some truly amazing abilities.
Specifically, when Song Jinhe reloads her save, he starts over too, and has to listen to his tutor’s lecture five times, feeling utterly hopeless.
But since everything in the palace is improving, he lets her get away with it.
Over time, though, he starts to grow restless.
How long will it take for him to max out her affection for him?
Not a chapter skipped. It's really beautiful. The author has brains and every character has flesh and blood.