Jiang Chan transmigrated into a book, becoming Jiang Mingchan, a cannon-fodder supporting character in Phoenix Among Concubines. The moment she arrived, she was framed for having an affair with the manor's coachman.
The original Jiang Mingchan refused to marry the coachman, so she sneaked into the male lead's bed. He broke both her legs and threw her into a beggars' den, where she died after suffering unspeakable humiliation. The female lead kindly took care of her body.
The female lead's kindness moved the male lead, and the next few hundred chapters were all about the two of them dancing around each other.
Jiang Chan: So I'm just one part of the male and female leads' little game, huh?
System: [Host, all you have to do is follow the original plot, and you can get one hundred million!]
Jiang Chan: It's not about the money. I mainly just want to sleep with the male lead.
She wasn't going to survive more than three episodes anyway. If she could sleep with the male lead and still get one hundred million, it was a deal with nothing to lose.
Jiang Mingchan: "But I don't even know who the male lead is?"
Her years of reading novels told her the male lead had to be the most handsome man in the book.
Jiang Mingchan picked out the most handsome one with perfect accuracy. "Hey, I'll help you save your potato plant. Can I sleep with you?"
Song Yan (knocking her unconscious with one palm and covering her with some fallen leaves): "Go ahead."
To bring the male and female leads together, Jiang Mingchan planted crops, cooked, and played the lackey.
Then, after someone framed her in the street, she hid in Song Yan's carriage.
"How dare you disturb the carriage of His Highness, the Imperial Grandson!"
Jiang Mingchan: "..."
Was this the villainous Imperial Grandson who would defeat the male lead, imprison the female lead because he couldn't have her, and eventually die of illness?
Wait.
Wasn't he supposed to love the female lead his whole life? Why was he chasing her every day, demanding she take responsibility?
