[Transmigrate into a book | Wits and strategy | Political intrigue | A silver-tongued heroine × an upright gentleman | Both virgins]
Song Yuanjin transmigrates into a story about a villainess switching grooms, but she's not the heroine!
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In the original story, the wicked heroine had harmed countless people in her past life. After the crown prince fell, she was beheaded as his crown princess, while her entire wicked family met with miserable ends.
Reborn, the villainess transforms into the author's chosen heroine, destined to become empress. To avoid the fate of her past life, she starts doing good deeds and saving her evil family. Using her knowledge of the future, she turns her former enemies into allies.
She even goes to apologize and make peace with the legitimate elder sister she'd bullied for years, the original story's second female lead. Her sister agrees on the surface, but secretly plots to take her marriage to the crown prince.
When the heroine finds out, she says, “If she wants him that badly, she can have him.”
Instead, she turns to a poor scholar from a butcher's family, the man her sister had rejected.
Thus, because she stands against the heroine, the long-bullied elder sister becomes the original story's villain. She and the crown prince lose to the heroine and her husband at every turn like a pair of jinxes, and both end up in prison.
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The bad news: Song Yuanjin has become the villainess and second female lead, and she's about to be beheaded just like the heroine was in her past life.
But wait!
Just because the villainess was reborn and turned good, does that erase all the evil things she did?
And was the original girl wrong to be haunted by the bullying and bent on revenge?
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Song Yuanjin refuses to accept this! But she arrives at the end of the story. The original plot has already passed, she knows nothing about the future, and she has no other golden fingers. Meanwhile, the heroine has been reborn and knows plenty about what's to come.
The two sides are already locked in a fight to the death. How can she survive?
No fear!
She's got brains, and a silver tongue. First, she'll trick the emperor!
She'll make sure the heroine never dares flaunt her knowledge of the future again.
Watch her rise from commoner to empress.
Come on author, I think the writing is very good, not clichéd, not brainless, not templated, and I really haven't seen this kind of real gentleman character for a long time. I've seen enough of all kinds of icebergs, yandere and dank crazy ones, and I haven't seen a novel that clearly distinguishes between "de, di, de" and "zai, Zai" in a long time.
This introduction is so confusing, I thought the protagonist was a villain from the first life. Moreover, the stories in the first two lives were too outrageous. The evil girl in the first life lost, and she was indeed bad, but how could the heroine in the second life still have the same virtue as the evil girl, and she lost herself? If you really want to portray a true and kind heroine, then she should not be the one actively planning the position of the crown princess in the second life.
Come on author, I think the writing is very good, not clichéd, not brainless, not templated, and I really haven't seen this kind of real gentleman character for a long time. I've seen enough of all kinds of icebergs, yandere and dank crazy ones, and I haven't seen a novel that clearly distinguishes between "de, di, de" and "zai, Zai" in a long time.
This introduction is so confusing, I thought the protagonist was a villain from the first life. Moreover, the stories in the first two lives were too outrageous. The evil girl in the first life lost, and she was indeed bad, but how could the heroine in the second life still have the same virtue as the evil girl, and she lost herself? If you really want to portray a true and kind heroine, then she should not be the one actively planning the position of the crown princess in the second life.
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