Jiuxianzhi

Ahcehera, a woman battling cancer, finds comfort in the pages of her favorite novel. She's captivated by the tragic story of the villainess princess, a misunderstood character whose life is sacrificed for the hero and heroine’s happy ending. 

Ahcehera despises the unfairness of it all and wishes the princess could carve out her own destiny. But before she can finish the final chapter that seals the princess’s grim fate, Ahcehera passes away. Her last thought is a desperate wish to rewrite the story, never expecting that wish to come true.

When she opens her eyes, Ahcehera finds herself in the body of the ill-fated princess. Upon turning the tables, she's recognized as a powerful figure, a remarkable asset to the kingdom, and the prophesied Daughter of Destiny, chosen to stand against the Seven Demon Gods poised to plunge the galaxy into chaos.

With war looming, fate unraveling, and her second chance hanging by a thread, Ahcehera must forge her own path. Can she survive long enough to defeat the Demon Gods and rewrite her tragic ending? Or will destiny claim her life once again, this time for good?

Transmigrated as the Villainess Princess

Xiashien Water Kingdom, Riverenda Planet, an A-ranked planet, stood as the proud home of the merfolk, its vast oceanic expanse shimmering under the ethereal glow of its moons.

Beneath the crystalline waters of the kingdom's capital, Aquarinth, an ancient prophecy stirred in the depths of the Celestial Spring, a sacred pool only accessible to the ruling bloodline.

Princess Nirvanxia, the youngest daughter of the Water Emperor, had entered the spring during the full tide, drawn by an unshakable sense of urgency.

She had felt the currents shift unnaturally, whispering in the water that called to her essence.

The moment she submerged herself, her consciousness was violently ripped from her body and hurled into the vast astral plane where the past, present, and future converged in a chaotic swirl.

She floated in darkness, the weight of unseen eyes pressing down on her soul. Then, the vision came in a rush, blinding, overwhelming, and suffocating.