Third-tier actress Qiao Rongjin dies and transmigrates into a novel.
She becomes a favored concubine in a prince’s residence—a disposable cannon-fodder character who has already fallen out of favor and is destined for an early demise.
The novel’s heroine is also a transmigrator. Like the original host, she is a concubine of the male lead, Prince Rui.
However, unlike the other women in the inner court, the heroine wants nothing more than to live a quiet, carefree life. She never competes for the prince’s affection and refuses to get involved in the schemes and conflicts of the household.
Such an attitude is exceptionally unusual within the prince’s harem, and before long, the male lead finds himself drawn to her.
By the time Qiao Rongjin transmigrates into the story, Prince Rui has already realized his feelings for the heroine.
To prevent the other women in the residence from discovering his true affections and targeting the heroine, he deliberately uses several women as decoys.
The original host is one of them.
Unfortunately, she eventually discovers that Prince Rui genuinely loves the heroine.
Deeply devoted to him, she completely loses control and repeatedly schemes against the heroine and her child.
As a result, she thoroughly enrages Prince Rui.
He abandons her to the mercy of the other women in the household, allowing them to act against her.
In the end, she is framed for committing adultery and sentenced to death by Prince Rui himself.
And by an unfortunate twist of fate, the moment Qiao Rongjin transmigrates into the story is precisely when she is being framed for adultery.
A furious crowd, determined to catch her in the act, is already on its way.
Qiao Rongjin, having only just come back to life and immediately realizing she is about to die again:
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