[Palace intrigue + household drama + princess + pampered romance]
Ye Jingxue transmigrates into a book. The unfortunate part is that she isn’t the heroine, but a cannon-fodder supporting character: the foolish, fat, unloved Sixth Princess of Beijing.
In the book, she and the heroine were born on the same day. One was famous throughout the capital and adored by the emperor, while the other was an overlooked, unloved princess.
The Imperial Astronomical Bureau predicted that a lucky star had been born, but a calamity star had appeared alongside it. No one knew which was which. The princess mistakenly believed the hero had saved her, and fell for him, head over heels, from then on.
The hero took advantage of her feelings to win the support of the Xiao family army and secretly plot a rebellion. Meanwhile, thanks to the cannon-fodder heroine, his relationship with the female lead grew stronger and more devoted.
A cannon-fodder supporting character? No, no. Since she’d become a princess, she was going to enjoy all the privileges that came with it. Let the palace intrigue begin!
And so the silly princess was silly no more. Instead, she became adorable and charming, winning the affection of several princes and princesses. One day, the emperor saw his youngest daughter again and wondered aloud, “How did I not know I had such a sweet and clever daughter?”
He Zhiqing smiled tenderly, but held the princess firmly by the waist. “I found this treasure first.”
