Synopsis:
[Family Transmigration + Famine Escape + Farming + True and Fake Heiress + Family Pampering + Spatial Storage]
Shen Shuli discovers that she has transmigrated into a novel—as the vicious female supporting character.
First, the real heiress exposes her identity as the Lin family’s fake daughter. Publicly humiliated by her adoptive mother—slapped, stripped, and disgraced—she falls from noble lady to commoner. To make matters worse, the Lin family secretly sets vicious dogs on her.
After finally returning to her biological parents, she is subjected to endless abuse and exploitation by her own family during a famine-driven exodus, ultimately meeting a tragic death.
But here’s the interesting part:
The dog-author who wrote this novel has transmigrated into the story too?
Come on, then. Let me find out who that shameless author is!
Sharpening her blade, Shen Shuli sets out on her path of revenge. She starts by looting her adoptive family’s household clean, determined to overturn her fate and eliminate every scoundrel in the book who dares plot against her.
She returns to the countryside seeking vengeance, only to discover that the novel’s villainous parents are actually her real parents who have also transmigrated into the book.
She flees the famine and reaches the capital, only to discover that the scheming “green tea” princess is her best friend from her previous life, also transmigrated.
She raises the banner of rebellion, only to discover that the novel’s villainous prince is her childhood sweetheart, likewise transmigrated.
After searching high and low, going around in circles…
The villainous troublemaker turns out to be me all along?
At that point, Shen Shuli decides to stop pretending.
Since all the “troublemakers” are my loyal allies anyway…
Then it makes perfect sense for me to ascend the throne and become the Empress, doesn’t it?
