A Letter-Sending Self-Rescue Guide: This Madam Is a Bit Ruthless

Warning: household intrigue + power struggles + ensemble cast + not a pure female-lead power fantasy + everyday family matters

Song Wenjun died.

She died of sudden overwork while delivering takeout.

As a college graduate who came from a small mountain village, she had not enjoyed a single good day before she was done for.

Fortunately, she transmigrated.

And into an imaginary dynasty.

When Song Wenjun was still alive in the modern world, the only hobby she could afford was reading novels because of her limited money.

Especially those novels where domineering CEOs all loved the heroine, and ancient-style female leads rose all the way to the empress throne, sent the emperor away, became the empress dowager, and enjoyed all the wealth and glory in the world.

Song Wenjun read so many stories where the world revolved around the heroine that she warped her own brain.

She thought that soul transmigration into this world meant she was here to be the heroine of this world.

Little did she know that this arrogant and self-important idea would make her taste the bitter fruits of life.

She gave her all, and yet she only survived five years in ancient times.

In the end, she froze to death in a bitter winter while enduring hunger.

..........

When she opened her eyes again, she found herself reborn on the road to the disaster she had caused herself.

Only later did she realize that she had actually transmigrated into a novel, and the reason she died so miserably in her previous life

was because she was not the protagonist.

This time, she made up her mind that she must live at least two more years.