The Crown Prince Cried After I Bullied Him

Female lead's story: On the day I accepted the Crown Prince's advances, I had a dream. In the dream, I was just a shield for the woman in his heart. In the end, when he ascended the throne, he would kill me as a sacrifice to Heaven, wipe out my entire family, and personally help his true love become empress. When I woke up, I took a hard look at myself and stamped out what little affection I had for the Crown Prince. I pretended to be in love with him while flirting with his nemesis, the Fifth Prince. In the end, I escaped the fate I'd seen in my dream, helped the Fifth Prince ascend the throne, and became his empress. But a month after I became empress, the Crown Prince fought his way back into the imperial city over a mountain of corpses. His eyes were cold as he asked me, brimming with deep resentment, "Do you know what you did wrong?" Supporting female character's story: She arrives in the world of a book with a transmigration System. Her goal is to win over the Crown Prince and turn her fortunes around to become the heroine. But no matter what she does, no matter how many opportunities she steals from the heroine or how many times she saves the Crown Prince, he remains indifferent to her and deeply in love with the heroine. She can only spend all her points to create an illusion of a life flashing before your eyes for the heroine, who truly believes it's the future she's seen. At last, she manages to split up the heroine and the Crown Prince. But even after the heroine betrays her, breaks her spirit, and clips her wings, when the Crown Prince storms back into the imperial city, his greatest fixation and deepest love are still for the heroine. It feels as if she transmigrated into the book for nothing. P.S. As the blurb says, the supporting female character transmigrates into a book, and the future the heroine sees is all fake. The male lead is the Crown Prince. He is extremely chaste and deeply in love with the heroine, and even after being abused a thousand times, he still loves her. The heroine is the most beautiful. The male lead and supporting male characters all love her. This is an intensely male-rivalry-driven Mary Sue story. Theme: A woman must love herself before she can love someone else