The Princess Regent Transmigrates into a Cannon-Fodder Supporting Character in The 1970s

Tang Wanwan never believed that she would marry the sworn enemy from her previous life.

In her previous life, she was the regent princess of Jin. She executed traitors, commanded the armies, and fought on the battlefield, finally pulling her country back from the brink of destruction. On the day her younger brother took the throne, she personally returned her military authority and had only just stepped down as regent.

Rebels surrounded the capital. Their only condition for withdrawing was that the regent princess marry their leader. Otherwise, they would take the city.

Her cowardly emperor brother feared for his life and had the princess bound, intending to send her off in a political marriage.

The princess stood atop the city wall, looking first at the rebel leader below, then at the heartless emperor who was sending her away to marry him. She resolutely leaped from the wall.

She swore that if she were ever reborn, she would never again be a royal woman or a slave of a fallen state.

When she opened her eyes, she had been born into the 1960s as a wealthy and beautiful young woman.

Everyone said Tang Wanwan was born a princess.

Her father was a military corps commander, her mother was a chief physician and deputy hospital director, and her grandfather was a powerful provincial official. Even her three older brothers were a division political commissar, a regiment commander, and an instructor in the Marine Corps.

No one had an easier life than her, and no one was more cherished by their family.

Until one day, she learned that she was living in a book.

She wasn't the heroine or even a supporting female character. She was merely the moonlight in the male lead's memories, a beautiful woman who died right at the beginning. Her entire family would be targeted by the reborn heroine, and she herself would meet a tragic end at a farm.

The worst part was that the story was about to begin. She had just turned down the marriage her family had arranged for her, and pointed at the male lead, her father's security guard, saying she wanted to marry him.

The heroine had already been reborn, and she... was about to die.

...Was she doomed?

Tang Wanwan tore up the script!

What absolute nonsense. Was being a wealthy heiress not good enough? Wasn't being cherished by her whole family wonderful? Why would she fall for the male lead when he was still a low-ranking soldier and fight the heroine over such a useless man?

She'd crack his skull open first!

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Lu Ze had dreamed since childhood of a princess in fine clothes, astride a fine horse, looking at him from afar before resolutely leaping from a city wall.

Her peerlessly beautiful face held defiance toward the world.

He had loved the princess in his dreams for ten years, and spent ten years searching for her.

One day, his grandfather told him that he had a fiancée chosen for him when they were children, and ordered him to go propose.

He refused at once. What era was this? Who still cared about arranged marriages?

But when he saw the girl he was engaged to, he was stunned.

"I heard you don't want to marry me?" The girl smiled brightly.

"Who said that?"

He did. He wanted to marry her more than anything, even in his dreams.

[Important: She transmigrates into a book. The story opens in the late 1960s, in an alternate setting.]

[The heroine never falls for the original male lead. She will take on the original male and female leads.]

[The heroine is doted on by everyone. She's the best, and it's all fun, fun, fun.]

[The regent princess, who was already at max level in her previous life, is now a pampered little princess X an overbearing little tyrant who is domineering to outsiders but a loyal, protective puppy to his own.]

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