After I Transmigrated Into a Book as the Villain, My Rival and I Got a Happy Ending

Princess Song Linlang, a willful, beautiful, brainless, and extremely conceited young woman, fancies herself clever and wants to help her brother claim the throne. She never expects to die at her rival's hands on the way to a political marriage.

By a strange twist of fate, Linlang transmigrates into this political-strategy novel as a cannon-fodder supporting character who shares her name.

The moment she wakes, Linlang does the math: Tsk! She has only two years to live.

Linlang doesn't want to die. After observing the situation and weighing her options, she decides to cling to the thigh of a character who barely appears in the original story but is nevertheless crucial: the Emperor's uncle.

Linlang (blinking her starry eyes so hard they nearly cramp): Uncle, look at how kind my eyes are! Let me join your side, okay?

Rong Jing: What kind of trouble are you planning now?

Linlang silently asks the heavens: The original owner was such a pain that nobody around me trusts me. What am I supposed to do?

Side Story 1: The palace maids are all saying the princess has lost her mind. She's stopped hovering around her own big brother and instead stayed up all night, then carried a pot of freshly made pig's trotter soup to the young prince's palace first thing in the morning.

Song Hui looks at the soup, then at Linlang, repeating this several times. He picks up the bowl but doesn't dare drink, and keeps shooting the person across from him desperate looks: Uncle, save me!

Side Story 2: The princess, who used to cause trouble all the time, suddenly seems like a different person. This makes the people in the palace uneasy, and even those outside sense that something strange is afoot.

The servant sent to investigate reports back: The imperial physician says the princess injured her brain!

Rong Jing doesn't believe it, not until Linlang, chased after causing trouble, suddenly throws herself at his feet and cries, Uncle, save me!

[Enigmatic Princess] x [Long-Suffering Uncle (Fake)]

[In my own story, I can be the protagonist too]

Theme: Face life with a smile, and have the courage to keep living.