Cui Shu woke up covered in injuries and struggled to survive.
Later, she discovered she'd transmigrated into a novel called Reborn as the Phoenix. She was the wicked stepsister who had framed the heroine in her previous life and caused her death.
At this point, the heroine had turned the tables on her, nearly getting her pushed off a cliff.
Once she'd grasped the situation, she silently counted the love interests the heroine had gained after being reborn:
Second Young Master Chen of Qing Commandery
Fifth Young Master Wang of Langya
Seventh Young Master Xie of Jinnan
As for the original owner, though exceptionally talented and famous throughout Shengjing, her prospects were dismal. It seemed she had only one person by her side... a pathetic simp? And he came from an obscure branch of an unknown clan...
Cui Shu smiled. A supporting character's ending couldn't get any bleaker, and there was no cure for it. Time to have a grand old time (and get herself into a whole lot of trouble)!
P.S.:
1. A practice project. I'll write it slowly, at whatever pace suits my mood.
2. Partly in classical style, with customs modeled on the Wei and Jin dynasties, in an alternate setting.
Theme: Everyday survival after transmigrating into a book
Sorry, I find it difficult to write, and I don't have a computer with me, so I haven't written this. I will continue this article when I have the opportunity, and now I want to write new ideas.
Please update as soon as possible, I really like this tune.
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers