Yun Shuiyue was a beautiful young woman of the 21st century, well-rounded in academics, morality, physical fitness, aesthetics, and practical skills. One day, a coworker pushed her into a lake, and she drowned.
When she woke, she discovered she had transmigrated into the body of Yun Shuiyue, the prime minister’s daughter, who shared her name.
She was relieved to be alive, but miserable to find herself in the body of the heroine in an angst-filled novel.
The original novel’s male lead was the heir to the Prince of Yan. He would stop at nothing to claim the throne, using the heroine and deceiving her in body and heart.
After winning her trust, he framed her father for defecting to the enemy and betraying the country, all while pretending to comfort her.
He led her to direct her hatred toward the Right Chancellor and the royal family, while he himself played the role of strategist and brazenly claimed the throne.
When Yun Shuiyue read the story, she had thought the heroine had been far too sheltered, with no cunning or political sense.
Her family died, yet she didn’t know her enemy was right beside her. She helped a tyrant and harmed innocent people.
Now that Yun Shuiyue was here, she wouldn’t let the events of the book happen to her.
