Ancient romance, palace and household intrigue, political scheming, unconventional transmigration into a book, heroine’s growth, a fateful showdown, not a mutually exclusive romance
Qiao Ran had barely transmigrated into the book when her virtue was taken, but she had no intention of making the male lead, Xiao Ye, take responsibility.
She had planned to pull up her pants and pretend nothing happened, but the damn prince wouldn’t have it. He insisted on playing the devoted lover.
She couldn’t fight someone stronger than herself, so all she could do was work hard to change the fate of a disposable character like her.
Fortune smiled on her, letting her meet the female lead’s protector early: Mo Xuanchen, a cold-faced Buddhist monk.
He was a peerless martial artist, and the forces behind him were even more formidable.
With her formidable fighting skills, she began taking on all kinds of household battles back at the residence.
Auntie Li, the Old Madam, her scheming half-sister: none of them stood a chance against her.
She wasn’t afraid of household intrigue. The only thing she feared was that after marrying into the imperial family, the damn prince would lose interest in her and leave her fighting for her life.
But she didn’t know that the cold-faced monk loved her to the depths of his soul, too.
Who would be the one to stay by her side in the end?
“Ran’er, you have always been the one I love.”
“Ranran, I could give up everything in this world, but I can’t bear to give you up.”
The original heroine is reborn and turns dark, sending the plot completely off the rails.
The supposedly broken System upgrades in the most bizarre way.
With lines of on-screen comments, she easily wins someone’s heart and climbs step by step to the pinnacle of power.
