My Editor and I Both Transmigrated: He's the Villain, and I'm Cannon Fodder

After the novelist Qin Weiwang died suddenly from overwork, she transmigrated into the cannon-fodder female supporting character in her own book.

And the editor who'd driven her to work all night until she died now wore the face of Xiao Jingmo, the story's greatest villain, and held a dagger to her throat.

"My lord, don't kill me! I know the truth about your mother's death!" Using plot twists that only the author knew about, she struck a deal with Prince Yan, a man powerful enough to control the court. He pretended to be deeply in love with her and married her as his princess consort. She used his influence to rewrite her doomed fate. But she became a thorn in the side of the original male and female leads, who constantly framed and schemed against her. Defying fate was harder than reaching the heavens. Fortunately, she'd clung to the villainous Prince Yan's coattails, and he protected her, doted on her, and showed her special favor.

Then, as rebels laid siege to the city, the English he blurted out exposed his identity.

He wasn't a villain from the book at all. He was that sharp-tongued editor who'd written "This logic is for the dogs" in the document's comments!