Su Xiaotang transmigrates into the script she wrote.
She becomes Yao Anning, the heroine she herself wrote into a truly miserable fate.
The good news: She knows the whole plot.
The bad news: The script only covered the romance, and this world fills in everything she left unwritten on its own.
She thinks her adversary is the wicked white-moonlight in the household.
But instead, she uncovers a secret letter from Beirong, embezzled military provisions, and a spy network that has been lying low for six years.
She thinks this is a sweet romance with angst.
But then she discovers that the keepsakes her father left behind, the truth behind her leap from the building, and every bowl of medicine in her room that was laced with poison all point to the same unsolved case from thirteen years ago.
The God of War Prince says, "I will keep you safe."
Su Xiaotang slaps the evidence down on the table. "No need. These are clues my father gave his life to leave behind. I'll reopen this case myself."
From melodrama writer to the one moving the pieces.
This time, she's the one writing the script.
[Reading Guide]: Imaginative premise, light mystery, light political intrigue, fast-paced
Theme: The story may be melodramatic, but even characters on a page deserve to be treated well.
