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[Mind Reading + System + Cannon Fodder + Transmigrate Into a Book + Lie Flat + Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger]
Shangguan Yao was a modern woman who spent her life doing good deeds, yet died young at just twenty. Refusing to accept her fate, she went to argue with the old King of Hell. He approved her request to be born into a good family in her next life. But when she eagerly prepared to enjoy her good fortune, she realized she wasn't being reincarnated at all. She was transmigrating into a book!
She'd become an unlucky princess who was destined to die at four, a minor cannon-fodder character mentioned only in passing. Worst of all, the book didn't even say how she died! She'd lived an even shorter life than before. Was she destined to die young? There was no such thing as too short a life, only a shorter one. She refused to accept it!
In the book, everyone who loved this cannon-fodder princess, including her mother Nangong Ya and her two older brothers, was doomed to die horribly. They were born into privilege but ended up as cannon fodder, all thanks to her scumbag father. He'd started out as a thug, but somehow managed to become emperor. He doted on his concubine Li Yuelan and the precious little brat she'd borne him, while he couldn't care less about the three children he'd had with Nangong Ya, his long-suffering wife!
But Shangguan Yao didn't know that after she transmigrated into the book, her family, who loved her, could hear all the things she grumbled to herself every day. Because they heard her thoughts, the cannon-fodder characters who loved her changed their fates with her arrival. They stood up for themselves too, and were no longer the tragic cannon fodder written in the book! And without even realizing it, she ended up winning effortlessly and turning the tables against all odds.
I feel that this book is not the kind of cookie-cutter article. This book is step-by-step, and each chapter is more exciting than the next [Chigua]