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

After novel author Qin Weiran died suddenly from overwork, she transmigrated into the body of the cannon-fodder villainess she'd written.

And the deadline-obsessed editor who had worked her to death was now wearing the face of Xiao Jingmo, the novel's biggest villain, with a dagger at her throat.

"Your Highness, don't kill me! I know the truth about your mother's death!" Using plot clues only the author knew, she struck a deal with the powerful Prince Yan. He pretended to be deeply in love and married her as his princess consort, while she relied on his power to rewrite the plot in which she was destined to die. But she became a thorn in the side of the original leads, who framed and schemed against her at every turn. Changing her fate seemed harder than reaching the heavens. Luckily, she clung to the big villain Prince Yan, who protected, cherished, and favored her.

Until rebel forces surrounded the city and the English he blurted out gave away his identity.

He wasn't a villain from the book at all. He was that sharp-tongued editor who had written "This logic belongs in the trash" in the document comments!