After Becoming Cannon Fodder, I Became the Future Empress’s Backer

When Xiao Xinwei wakes up, she has become the most tragic cannon-fodder princess in a novel, a stepping stone for the heroine, Xiao Roushu. The heroine uses her all her life, and she eventually dies miserably at the hands of a scumbag. Sorry, I’m not following this script. The heroine wants to cry? Let her cry. The heroine wants to play the victim? Let her. Win over the unpredictable Emperor? No thanks. She decides to warm the heart of the future empress, who will one day rule the realm. After all, she’s only six right now, sweet and obedient, and always calling her “Second Sister.” But can someone explain this to her? Why did simply playing cat’s cradle with her little sister lead her to stumble upon the years-old love-and-hate drama between the Emperor and Empress? Why did making her sister a toy cause all four of the Emperor’s consorts to fall from power? Why did simply handing someone a feather duster make the Third Prince call her “the most disloyal traitor ever”? And why is there a lazy young man of mysterious identity lounging in a tree in the imperial garden, watching her every move... “Who are you?” “A little eunuch, Xiao Muzi.” Xiao Xinwei looks at his face, white as a peeled egg, and falls silent. You call that a little eunuch? (One-on-one romance, male lead appears late)