A Cannon Fodder, Targeting the Empress Dowager

After transmigrating into the daughter of a hunter who escaped a raging fire, Chu Xi opens her eyes to find two corpses. She looks at the bloodied body on the left, then at the cracked white jade ring at the waist of the finely dressed girl on the right, and feels an overwhelming sense of deja vu. She looks around: a dense forest, a cold night, a little girl in fine clothes, a maid who died from a knife wound, a white jade ring that marks the girl's identity, and a hunter's daughter who escaped a fire and would still be unconscious if Chu Xi hadn't transmigrated into her. This scene... Transmigrating is no big deal, and neither is transmigrating into a book. The scary part is becoming a cannon-fodder character who is forced to impersonate someone else and enter the palace to oppose the female lead. That's right: Chu Xi has transmigrated into that very cannon fodder. Once she comes to her senses, the first thing Chu Xi has to do is turn impersonating someone else into taking their place for good. Note: The female lead is not a self-sacrificing saint. The female lead is not a self-sacrificing saint. The female lead is not a self-sacrificing saint. Important things must be said three times. Also, this story was previously published on Tangyuan and is now being revised. If you've read it on Tangyuan before, don't accuse me of plagiarism! Theme: