Shocking! The Entire Dynasty Is Eavesdropping on Me as I Gossip!

[Mind-reading + System + adored by all + transmigrate into a book + no romance] In her previous life, Jun Yao was plagued by illness and died young, before reaching adulthood. When she awoke, she discovered she had been reborn in ancient times, in the womb of a noble consort, with all her memories intact. She thought her good days had finally arrived, but the moment she was born, the consort abandoned her outside the palace simply because she wasn’t a prince. Luckily, a hunter found her and saved her life. Four years later, the consort’s plot to switch babies came to light, and Jun Yao was brought back to the imperial palace. Jun Yao was profoundly grateful. At last, her days of foraging for wild greens were over. Then the gossip System she was bound to told her that she was merely a disposable character in a novel. And she wasn’t the only one. Her entire family were doomed extras. The emperor father who would be poisoned and die suddenly? He was her golden ticket, so that couldn’t happen! The crown prince brother was so lovestruck he’d choose a beauty over the throne, and he was only her backup? Jun Yao decided to blow up the other woman’s whole pond of fish. And then there were her second and third elder brothers... Jun Yao: Save them. Save them all! But strangely enough, she didn’t have to do a thing. Her golden tickets not only survived, but each one went on to make something of himself. Most importantly, they all doted on her like crazy. Why? On the first day Emperor Mingde brought his daughter back, he realized her face looked so much like his own. He was just about to make it up to her and create a touching picture of a loving father and filial daughter when he heard from the System that his beloved consort had made him pastries using feet she hadn’t washed in ages. It also said that the empire he had worked so hard to build would fall! And his sweet little princess only wanted to run away. How could he allow that? He had to spoil her, spoil her rotten, until she couldn’t bear to leave.