Rong Zhaozhao transmigrated into a melodramatic historical romance novel, where she became the childhood friend of the male lead, Prince Huai.
Childhood sweethearts can’t compete with a girl who appears out of nowhere. The original Rong Zhaozhao gradually became a catalyst for the romance between the leads. Jealous, she made trouble for the heroine at every turn, and ultimately died a miserable death as a disposable side character.
After recalling the plot, Rong Zhaozhao: “…”
“I’m done playing the villainess!”
All she wanted was for the leads to leave her alone. But the male lead was convinced she was playing hard to get, while the heroine saw her as a rival.
Rong Zhaozhao: “?”
“In that case, don’t blame me for turning on you.”
She promptly climbed aboard the emperor Gu Jing’s ship. Villainess and second male lead, a perfect pair for taking down scumbags!
The new emperor, Gu Jing, was infamous for his ruthlessness, decisive methods, and merciless nature.
Cold and unfeeling, he had never let a woman into his heart.
Later, the ministers saw the new emperor patiently coaxing a young woman, tenderness filling his usually stern, dark eyes.
Gu Jing drew her into his arms and murmured, “Zhaozhao, will you be my empress?”
Thinking of the emperor’s harem full of three thousand beauties, Rong Zhaozhao shook her head.
But Gu Jing said, “Without you, the harem is nothing but an empty shell. With you, there will be no harem.”
“Only an empress.”
Theme: Fate is something you can’t force, only chance upon.
