After Becoming a Cannon Fodder, I Became the Dark Moonlight

Lin Wei was a top risk analyst who died suddenly after working overtime for 72 hours straight. The last thing she remembered was a trashy political intrigue novel on her phone called Shadow of the Azure Cloud Emperor's Throne.

When she opened her eyes again, she had become the novel's vicious supporting character, who shared her name: Lin Xingya, the general's daughter. Beautiful but otherwise useless, she was madly in love with the crown prince and was fated to be executed in three days for framing the heroine, Bai Suqing. She was a foolish sacrificial pawn whose sole purpose was to die in a particularly gruesome way in Chapter 20, advancing the romance between the crown prince and the heroine, his beloved moonlight.

She had only three days left before the death the “plot” had arranged for her.

This time, Lin Wei's goal wasn't to steal the male lead, nor to become some saintly white lotus. Her only goal was to survive. With her precise memory of the entire story, its characters' weaknesses, and its hidden clues, she would put her risk-analysis skills to the fullest use.

She wouldn't follow the plot in search of a way out. Instead, she would dismantle the very story destined to consume her. When a pawn inherits the player's memories, she gets to redefine who wins the game.