After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Third Prince and I Swapped Bodies

[Transmigration into a book + wicked villainess + body swap + entire villain family + satisfying comeback + one-on-one romance, both devoted only to each other, happy ending] Li Qiaoqiao transmigrates into a tragic romance novel as a villainess who shares her name. In the original story, the male lead, Shen Du, shatters her heart meridians with a single palm strike. Her entire family is executed, and she dies without even leaving her name behind. On her first day in the book, Shen Du pins her against a wall by the throat. “When you poisoned Wan’er, did you ever think this day would come?” Li Qiaoqiao forces a smile. “If you’re going to kill me, then do it. Quit talking.” At the crucial moment, she accidentally triggers a bloodline ability and switches bodies with Shen Du. In Shen Du’s body, she attends court, presides over cases, and investigates corrupt officials, living life to the fullest. But her power is unstable, and one day she “switches” in front of the third prince, Xiao Yan. From that moment on, the capital is turned upside down. She joins forces with the entire villain family, exposes the hypocritical heroine, brings down Dowager Consort Shu, and overturns a twenty-year-old wrongful conviction. The fifth prince, Xiao Xu, sets his sights on her. “Marrying you would be like marrying three hundred thousand cavalry.” Li Qiaoqiao says, “Your Highness, perhaps you should learn how to take off your thumb ring first.” The fifth prince really does take off his thumb ring later, but by then it’s too late. In court, Xiao Yan takes her hand in front of everyone. “Fifth Brother, fair competition requires that you qualify to compete in the first place. She made her choice long ago. You don’t even have a ticket to get in.” The whole court struggles to keep from laughing itself sick. From nearly being beaten to death on the day she transmigrated into the book, to leading five hundred cavalry a thousand miles to save her husband; from having her memories erased and forgetting his face, to watching him cut through three layers of guards at the execution grounds with an imperial decree in hand Li Qiaoqiao finally understands: fate isn’t set down in a book. She can rewrite it herself, one page at a time.