Do Not Disturb, This Palace Has Turned Evil

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In her previous life, Xin Rao was a pushover.

Her mother-in-law bullied her, and she meekly put up with it.

Her husband betrayed her, and she grovelled before him.

Though she was the empress, she gave her whole heart to her fellow women in the harem. But because she was gullible and easygoing, no one took her seriously, and in the end she was schemed against and killed.

Temple gatekeeper: See that statue of the Madonna? That's right, I'll take it down and put you in its place. You've got an even bigger heart than she does.

Reborn into a second life, she becomes a low-ranking palace consort with the same name, who was bullied to death.

When Xin Rao wakes up, her "good sister" from her previous life, the noble consort who poisoned someone to death out of jealousy, has just left.

Xin Rao: I'll endure it. I'll endure it, I'll...

Endure my ass! You never did anything good while I was alive, and now I'm reborn and you're still hurting people!

Xin Rao turns around and shoves the bowl of poison into the noble consort's mouth. "How does it taste? Want me to share this blessing with you?!"

I've already been to the underworld once. I don't plan to be reincarnated this time. If I end up back in the underworld, I'll make sure to bring you all along.

You're no good, and I'm done pretending to be a good person.

Reading notes: 1. The main story isn't silly. 2. There's a regret-and-redemption arc, but the heroine does not forgive the emperor.

[Completed works] >> The Villainous Stepmother's Tea Party; Can’t There Be One Normal Person in This Household?

[Next book] >> Love-Brained, Heterosexual-Male Chauvinist (Transmigrate into a Book)

Lu Shuyu is a hardworking writer. At last, her new book becomes a huge hit, and the rights are sold for a movie adaptation.

What makes everyone even more envious is that the script is being personally adapted by the award-winning screenwriter Shi Yan.

In an age of endless bad movies, where adaptations are synonymous with ruining books, Shi Yan is nothing short of a benefactor to Lu Shuyu.

Lu Shuyu approaches Shi Yan with hope and careful consideration, only to find that things go nothing like she expected: he's changed her book so much that only the title remains.

Shi Yan: "Your logic doesn't work."

Lu Shuyu: "Your romance scenes are wooden!"

Shi Yan: "You're love-brained."

Lu Shuyu: "You're a sexist!"

Shi Yan: "Idiotic."

Lu Shuyu: "Immature!"

By unfortunate coincidence, they get into a car accident at the same time and transmigrate together.

One becomes the chief councilor. The other becomes... the chief councilor's wife.

Shi Yan / Lu Shuyu: Hmph.

Shi Yan focuses on following the plot and pursuing his career, maintaining his persona as a ruthless, cold-blooded man who acts decisively.

Lu Shuyu makes trouble for him, takes bribes to select concubines in the household, and throws tantrums at palace banquets.

Shi Yan: What the hell?

Lu Shuyu: There's no way I'm letting you bully me in my own book.

Jinjiang writer x Qidian straight man

Theme: Dare to fight back and cherish yourself