I’m Already a Princess—You Say I’m Not the Female Lead?

[Book transmigration · Palace intrigue and household intrigue · Satisfying story · Does not villainize the original female lead · Ensemble cast]

In her original world, Zhao Yuechun had a loving father and brother. During a trip with her so-called best friend, she was pushed off a cliff from behind by that friend, and in that instant of falling, she dragged the person who pushed her down with her.

Zhao Yuechun, who had always liked to stand up for justice, transmigrated after death into a novel she had read called 《The Chosen Male Lead, I Do Not Want Him》, becoming the early-dead younger sister of the female lead.

Clearly, she is not the female lead. The female lead is her older sister. She also has an older brother who dotes on his sister, plus an emperor father and a deceased empress mother.

The good part is that her deceased mother was the emperor father’s white moonlight. The bad part is that the white moonlight’s mother died giving birth to her, so in her father’s eyes, she is the culprit.

With nothing left to cherish in this world, Zhao Yuechun thinks: whoever provokes me, I will go crazy, and at the same time I will work hard to become my own backer.

The novel’s reborn great villain male lead, Xie Jingxing, is handsome and has already reached the fifth rank official position: “Your Highness, may I become your imperial consort?”

Zhao Yuechun: “This person in the book seems to become a chancellor, but he also seems to be a simp, and the one he simps for is that childhood sweetheart of his.”

Xie Jingxing: “Your Highness has misunderstood. I don’t have any childhood sweetheart. (I also don’t actually want to be an official.)”