A Big Shot Transmigrates into a Cannon Fodder and Gets a Wish-Fulfillment Plot (Transmigrated into a Book)

Wen Yun is the only doctoral advisor in the field of toxicology. Through her own efforts, she made the poisonous herbs of Huaguo a force the whole world respects and fears.

One day, she transmigrates into a book with an overwhelmingly powerful heroine, becoming a pitiful cannon-fodder character.

In the original story, the cannon-fodder is the legitimate daughter of a prince’s household, but her identity is switched, and she is abandoned at a country estate to die as a concubine-born daughter. Her stepmother is cruel, the servants bully her, and her life is worse than a dog’s.

To protect the heroine, her stepmother forces her to marry the villainous general. Rumor has it the general is cruel and violent, with countless souls on his blade, and that he brings death to his wives: every woman he marries dies. She runs away from the wedding, but her stepmother ties her up and sends her to the bridal sedan. Only after the bride has been brought to the general’s bed does her stepmother learn that the woman is her own legitimate daughter.

But it is too late. The general rebels, soldiers surround the estate, and she dies pierced by ten thousand arrows.

When the powerhouse transmigrates into the story, she is still the little cannon-fodder, shivering in a corner of the estate. She smiles and takes the initiative to approach the general, who will one day become the new emperor.

“I hear you bring death to your wives?”

“How convenient. I bring good fortune to my husband.”

The great general’s subordinates are all unhappy with their new general’s wife. She is too delicate, exhausted after walking just a few steps. When the army is on the move, the general has to divide his attention to take care of her.

Until one day, the general is gravely wounded and surrounded by enemy troops in a mountain valley. Reinforcements are nowhere to be seen, and everyone says their time has come. But the general’s wife, who can barely take care of herself, stands up. With one move, she brings down the enemy’s entire army.

Everyone: “...”

Theme: Your fate is in your own hands