Crown Prince, Stop Making Trouble. The Eldest Princess Is Back to Claim the Throne

(Rebirth + Fake and Real Heiress + Everyone’s Redemption Arc + Mutual Devotion + Strong Heroine + Political Intrigue + On-Screen Comments)

Only after her death did Chu Wu learn that she was merely a villainess in a book, destined to die young, while the transmigrator who had stolen her identity more than a decade earlier was the story’s beloved heroine.

She was the real princess. After spending ten years lost on the streets, she had finally been found and reunited with her family in the imperial city. Yet her so-called family anxiously shielded the transmigrator, watching Chu Wu warily. “Chu Wu, A Ying didn’t mean to push you into the lake. Don’t hold it against her.”

Later, it became: “Chu Wu, you’re already terminally ill. Let Yingying have your consort! You know you owed her this anyway, and besides, your child likes A Ying better, doesn’t he?”

And then: “Chu Wu… You took Yingying’s place for years. You should have died long ago…”

How laughable. She had schemed for half her life, poured her heart and soul into them, and protected their positions of power. And what did she get in return? Nothing but resentment and a cup of poisoned wine.

How could she accept that?

So even if she had to die, she would take that transmigrator down with her. So what if she was vicious? So what if she was full of hatred? Chu Wu had always repaid every slight, and what made them think they could just take whatever belonged to her?

She never imagined that someone as cruel and ruthless as her could get another chance at life.

This time, all she wants is the throne.

So why are they all regretting what they did now?

And why is that cold, aloof man kneeling by her bed in revealing clothes, speaking with such sincerity? “I am willing to offer myself to you, Your Highness. I beg you to take pity on me!”

What is this? Are they all just masochists?