Big Trouble! I Talked Back and Got Transferred into a Vicious Fiancée

One-sentence summary: She transmigrated into a dying supporting character and ended up provoking the hidden future founding emperor in the novel.

Zhang Wangshu had just read the first few chapters of the political intrigue novel 《Record of Wei Guan》. The vicious supporting character Zhang, who had caused the male lead’s family to die, cried blood as she repented: “If there is a next life, I will treat Wei Guan well and never betray him again.”

On a whim, Wangshu typed a comment: “Don’t bother with a next life. Just die already. That saves everyone the trouble.”

And then she transmigrated into the cannon fodder herself, the vicious fiancée Zhang, who would be hacked to pieces by the male lead three thousand times.

The Zhang clan had originally been a scholarly family that valued poetry and propriety, and their ancestors had produced many upright officials. But by the time it came to Zhang’s father, he stopped at nothing for personal gain. When the Wei family, an old ally, was caught up in political infighting, he kicked them while they were down in order to curry favor with the powerful.

At this point in the soap-opera plot, the original host had just humiliated Wei Guan thoroughly, and next, the heroine Liu Lingzi would pass by and drape a cloak over him to ward off the cold.

From then on, they would be destined for each other.

Wangshu was so anxious she could have coughed up blood. She hurried over to find Wei Guan, only to see the male and female leads about to meet each other’s eyes.

She immediately raised her voice and shouted, “Wait—”

But her foot slipped, and she crashed straight into Wei Guan, with the icy lake behind him.

With a splash, Wei Guan was knocked clean into the lake by her.

Wangshu: “......” Now surviving would be even harder.

What was even worse, Wangshu later discovered that she had mistaken the person.

This Wei Guan was not the novel’s male lead Wei Guan, but the direct heir of the first noble clan, the future founding emperor, Liu Lin.