The Cannon-Fodder Princess Must Change Her Fate

Junior screenwriter Ding Xiaoxiao kept being told to change character names because the director disliked them. On a whim, she renamed a cannon-fodder character who appeared only once after herself. When she woke up, she was dismayed to discover that she had transmigrated into a book: she was now the cannon-fodder character in the script who shared her name.

To save herself from danger, Ding Xiaoxiao planned to follow the script and help the protagonists get through this part of the story. But when the cannon fodder's role came to an end, she still couldn't leave as she had hoped.

As the story continued, she made an unexpected discovery. Whenever she was in danger or the plot came to a standstill, a certain amount of skin-to-skin contact with the male lead would bring up an option to help her out of trouble.

Unable to escape the script, Ding Xiaoxiao could only grit her teeth and see the rest of the story through. She remained convinced that the male lead's death would bring the whole story to an end. Yet every time she tried to frame him, some farcical mishap thwarted her. Not only did she fail, but the two of them gradually grew closer.

When Qu Yong was finally gravely injured, Ding Xiaoxiao held his hand. The option she had long dreamed of appeared before her eyes, but she found herself hesitating deeply over whether Qu Yong should live or die.