Feng Yao stayed up all night reading a melodramatic novel, never expecting to wake up transmigrated into its pages.
She has become the cannon-fodder villainess who shares her name: Feng Yao, daughter of the prime minister.
In the novel, Feng Yao is infatuated with the crown prince, but he likes Shen Wei, the daughter of the Minister of Revenue.
Shen Wei excels at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Kindhearted and gentle, she is the pure-hearted beauty admired by all the young noblemen in the capital.
By contrast, Feng Yao is consumed by her love, making everyone want to avoid her.
Her love turns to hatred, and she resorts to secret schemes, only for the heroine to thwart her time and again.
In the end, the male supporting character, Regent Helan Zhou, marries Feng Yao and torments her in every way just to avenge Shen Wei.
After transmigrating into the book, Feng Yao thinks, “What kind of disastrous start is this? I have to win over Helan Zhou to get back to the modern world?”
As a modern woman from the 21st century, Feng Yao can’t stand manipulative women or fake sweethearts.
When Shen Wei sheds tears and tries to frame her,
Feng Yao gives a cold snort.
“We’re all doing this whole being human thing for the first time, so I’m not going to indulge you.”
She tears into the scumbag, lays into the scheming beauty, and makes a name for herself in the capital.
Gradually, she becomes a role model to the young women of the capital and a living goddess in the eyes of its men.
Until one day, Helan Zhou stops her, the corners of his eyes red.
“Yaoyao, didn’t you say you were going to win me over?”
It's really beautiful, recommended