When Su Miaomiao transmigrated, an imperial edict had just arrived at the Su residence in Jiangnan.
At the mention of the “Prince Regent's Residence” in the decree, she sensed trouble. This was clearly the doomed supporting woman's disastrous opening from the novel she had written.
In the original story, “Su” used a bloodstained bridal veil to force the male lead into spending a night with her, only to be exposed the very next day by the heroine, a medical PhD.
Even worse, the heroine's thirteen-year-old son, a young miracle doctor, casually diagnosed her as being over a month pregnant, exposing her shocking scheme to pin a cuckold's horns on the Prince Regent.
With the ultimate death scene set to unfold in just a year, Su Miaomiao clutched the imperial edict, her fingertips icy cold.
Thankfully, she still had enough time to plan her way to survival.
