Editor's Recommendation
[The day blood splattered across the screen, I was clutching my cousin's love poem]
Transmigrating into a sweet romance novel set in ancient times as the villainous cousin obsessed with the male lead, Su Yaoyin sneered at the original owner's fate: being poisoned to death by imperial decree.
Why should someone who knows the plot become a simp?
That night, she burned the love poem. The next day, she intercepted a witness in a corruption case involving disaster relief at just the right moment.
Saving her falsely accused father and protecting the Su family's title was only the beginning. Three years later, the new emperor would ascend the throne and purge the great clans?
Then she would support poor scholars and place her bets early on the future emperor's rise to power.
She hit every turning point in fate, one step at a time. Even the original male lead, who had lost every advantage to her, was red-eyed: "Cousin, how did you know there was a betrothal jade pendant hidden in the secret compartment in my study?"
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Note: Highlights the satisfying hook of "turning the tables on a simp and seizing the initiative," using a flashback and suspense to heighten the dramatic conflict. The final line also plants a hint of the romance to come.
