Also known as: The Screen Is Full of Spoilers, So This Cannon-Fodder Character Chooses to Cheat
(This is a slow-paced story, with no over-the-top face-slapping.)
Synopsis: After Jiang Shuyu dies suddenly, she wakes up inside a palace-intrigue novel as a concubine in the Crown Prince’s household who doesn’t even have a name in the original story.
According to the original, she won’t survive the first chapter.
One cup of poisoned tea, one straw mat, and not a single person will shed a tear when they carry her out.
But the moment she opens her eyes, a line of translucent comments floats overhead:
[Don’t drink that tea! It’s poisoned!]
[The child in the Crown Princess’s belly isn’t the Crown Prince’s!]
[A villain is ten steps ahead. Watch out!]
She’s bound to a spoiler-comment System, so every conspiracy in the book is laid bare before her.
Cannon fodder? Not a chance.
She dodges every death trap and turns the palace-intrigue plot into a hacked version of the game.
There’s just one little problem.
The most dangerous man in the whole book, the one the comments keep warning her about, seems to have his eye on her.
Chu Guanfu, the hostage prince of Northern Yan, is the ultimate villain in the original story, a man who can command the winds and clouds with a wave of his hand. The first time they meet, he blocks her path in a covered walkway and asks, his head bowed beneath the moonlight:
“I feel like we’ve met somewhere before.”
Then he starts bringing her breakfast every day.
Jiang Shuyu: Weren’t you supposed to kill without batting an eye? Who is this man chasing me around to repay some debt?
Chu Guanfu: I owed you in my last life. I’ll repay you slowly in this one. I’ll start with a lifetime. If that’s not enough, I’ll give you more.
[Reading Guide]
· A goofy, sharp-tongued heroine × a calculating hero who wronged her in a past life and protects her in this one
· The comment System is action-packed from start to finish: watch the heroine navigate palace intrigue while the comments roast the villains
· Sweet and satisfying, with no angst; the hero spoils his wife without limits
