After the Villainess Accidentally Won Over the Crown Prince

Mu Zhaolin transmigrated into a book, and of all things, she became the vicious second female lead.

To get home, she has to play out the entire plot, doing a series of foolish things for her imperial brother, Mu Jinchuan, because she loves him.

The original owner had used her status as a princess to act spoiled and arrogant, but she knew she was merely a commoner who had entered the palace to help keep up appearances. To save her life, Mu Zhaolin, who had transmigrated into the book, had no choice but to pull a clever switch.

The male lead in the book despises the second female lead, and she prepared herself for all the sneers and scorn. But her new brother's reaction was not quite what she expected.

In the book, the second female lead wants the male lead so badly that she drugs him, hoping to frame the female lead and force the two of them into bed. She never expects that her scheme will accidentally bring the leads together.

But can someone tell her why the male lead won't let her leave? And why did he drink an entire pot of tea?

Bonus Scene:

Mu Zhaolin hurried over to the male lead's room and knocked without a second thought, only to see an empty teacup.

She turned to leave. It would be hard to run once the drug took effect. But then came a knock from outside, along with a clear female voice: "Your Highness, why did you call for me?"

Damn it, how could she forget that she'd called Shen Ning over too?

Seeing Mu Jinchuan's faintly flushed face, she gritted her teeth and prepared to open the door. After all, even if outsiders no longer thought they were siblings, there was still a reason for her to be here. But before she could take two steps, someone suddenly pulled her into his arms. His hot breath brushed her neck as he rasped, "Little sister, stay here with me. You wouldn't want anyone to find out that the dignified princess drugs people, would you?"

Mu Zhaolin ground her teeth at his teasing tone, but she had to swallow her anger. In the end, she only shot back, "I'm no longer a princess, and I'm not your sister."

"Isn't that even better?"

Reading Guide: One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first, fictional historical setting

The male lead spends the whole story convincing himself she's in love with him

The System has its reasons. It only wants the heroine to go home

Theme: Don't repeat the same mistakes