After Transmigrating, I Reverse-Tamed the Blackened Emperor

After Transmigrating, I Reverse-Tamed the Blackened Emperor Plot:

Social animal Su Wan stayed up late finishing an abusive novel and woke up transmigrated into the cold palace concubine who was tortured and killed by the blackened emperor Mo Jingshen in the original story. In the book, Mo Jingshen became a tyrant with unpredictable moods after being betrayed by his closest kin in childhood, and everyone in the harem avoided him. But Su Wan did the opposite—when he smashed a teacup, she picked up the shards and reminded him, “Be careful not to cut your hand”; when he coldly ordered her to leave, she left the ginger tea she’d simmered for two hours; she even dared to tug his dragon robe and laugh, “Your crown is askew, like a kid stealing an adult’s hat.” Intending to lie low to survive, she unexpectedly made Mo Jingshen lose his composure: secretly sending imperial doctors for her illness, hiding her embroidered handkerchief in his dragon robe lining, and even breaking ancestral rules to protect her. Su Wan also discovered that Mo Jingshen’s “blackening” was a disguise, hiding the truth of the late emperor’s death and court undercurrents. She decided to stop being a pawn, tame this cold-hearted yet warm-hearted tyrant, uncover secrets, and rewrite their endings.

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