Jiuxianzhi

Ahcehera is a young woman FIGHTING cancer, finding comfort in the pages of her favorite sci-fi fantasy novel. She’s drawn to the villainess princess, a misunderstood character whose life is sacrificed FOR the hero and heroine’s happy ending. Ahcehera hates the unfairness of it all and wishes the princess could have a chance to live her own LIFE.

Before she can read the final chapter that seals the princess’s tragic fate, Ahcehera passes away. Her last thought is a wish to rewrite the story, never expecting it to come true.

When she wakes up, it’s not in her hospital bed but in the body of the princess herself. Thrown into a world full of political schemes, betrayal, and hidden dangers, Ahcehera is determined to change the princess’s fate. She has the story’s secrets and her own will to survive, but knowing the plot doesn’t mean it’ll be easy to change.

Then, the unexpected happens. She crosses paths with a werewolf prince, younger than her and mysteriously linked to the hero. He’s more than just a twist in the story, he might hold the key to a different ending.

As enemies close in and the lines between friend and foe blur, Ahcehera must decide. Will she stick to the script or fight for a new ending? One where both she and the princess get the happiness they deserve.

Can a story already written truly be rewritten, or is she doomed to live the same tragedy all over again?

Transmigrated as the Villainess Princess

"You know," he started awkwardly, his voice quieter than usual, "I think you've mastered that light energy thing pretty well. Replacing all those students with replicas? That was impressive."

Ahcehera barely glanced at him, her lips pressed into a thin line.

"It wasn't perfect," she said, her tone clipped. "If Khaterine hadn't interrupted, I could have stabilized the array. This wouldn't have been necessary."

Richard winced internally, so much for calming her down. He racked his brain for something else to say.

"You still saved the students," he pointed out. "And we made it out without anyone getting seriously hurt. That's what matters, right?"

She didn't respond, her focus seemingly locked on the path ahead.

Richard felt the tension between them was growing, and his chest tightened. He wasn't used to seeing her like this, so distant, so unreachable.

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