The Villainess’s Carefree Daily Life (Transmigrate into a Book)

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After transmigrating into a book, Chu Zhaoning becomes the pampered, beloved legitimate daughter of the prime minister's household.

With a prime minister father who dotes on her and a general older brother who indulges her, she lives a wonderful life.

But Chu Zhaoning knows how the story ends, so she can't be happy at all.

Her father, the powerful prime minister, is the book's first cannon-fodder character. He is falsely accused of plotting rebellion and executed along with his entire household.

Her brother, a brilliant and capable general, is the second cannon-fodder character. He offends the male lead, loses his position, and is exiled.

As for her, she is the book's arrogant, overbearing villainess who causes trouble at every turn. Her only purpose is to trip up the leads and bring them closer, before they join forces to kill her.

Chu Zhaoning glances at the delicate, tearful heroine beside her, then at the male lead, who seems devoted but is actually callous. She decisively latches onto the all-powerful regent, the story's number-one villain.

Everyone says Regent Xiao Junqi is tyrannical, wanton, and bloodthirsty. Only Chu Zhaoning knows that he cares for the realm and is upright and principled. But the rules of the book force him to rebel against the male and female leads, and in the end, he is beheaded.

Since the regent has given her shelter, Chu Zhaoning repays his kindness by helping him avert disaster. But she raises his affection for her too high and becomes the person he cherishes most.

Buddhist-minded heroine x law-abiding hero

The heroine's daily motto: No love, no hate, no trouble.

The hero's daily motto: No way, no discussion, rules are rules (except for the princess consort).

Theme: A romance between the male and female supporting characters. Did the prince and princess consort show off their love today?