Transmigrated into an Unfinished Ancient Novel: The Rebellious Lady

Transmigrated into an Unfinished Ancient Novel: The Rebellious Lady Plot:

Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman stayed up late to finish an unfinished historical novel, slamming the table and cursing, "The female lead was abused into a doormat—this author definitely wrote the ending without a brain!" But when she closed her eyes and woke up again, she found herself reborn as the daughter of a general in the novel—the original character was a supporting female role stuck in the "virtuous and gentle" framework by the author, destined to marry the sickly crown prince as a "living ornament" and even had to keep chastity for the prince after his death. But Lin Xiaoman refused to follow the script: she tore up the embroidery manual to steal her father's spear for practice, tongue-lashed the preaching old maid into stamping her feet, and even blocked the crown prince's bedroom door, saying, "Lin Xiaoman wants to marry someone who can ride horses and hunt eagles with me, not a sick man coughing up blood in bed." To her surprise, the "dying" crown prince secretly climbed the wall to watch her practice spear, with a smile brighter than the sun in his eyes; the marquis, the original female lead's "white moonlight," took the initiative to be her "martial arts partner"; even the supposed villain who was to destroy the general's mansion secretly gave her osmanthus cakes, saying, "You're much more interesting than the original character." The more Lin Xiaoman rebelled, the more she discovered: it wasn't the novel that was unfinished—it was the "hidden plot" she didn't understand. The crown prince's illness was fake, the marquis' coldness was an act, and she, the "rebellious lady with a spine," just broke all the hidden chains.

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