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Transmigrated: The Cannon Fodder Girl Becomes the Marquis' Lady
Transmigrated: The Cannon Fodder Girl Becomes the Marquis' Lady Plot:
After staying up late to finish an ancient Chinese romance novel, ordinary office worker Lin Wan accidentally transmigrates into the story, becoming the namesake cannon fodder female supporting character sentenced to death at the very beginning. In the original novel, she is arrogant and domineering, steals the heroine's opportunities and offends the male lead, ultimately ending up with her family ruined and her own demise. Lin Wan just wants to lie low and survive, but accidentally uncovers the secret files of the Marquis' daughter identity hidden by the original character. Relying on her advance knowledge of the plot, she avoids countless deadly situations, resolves the mansion's internal disputes and navigates various forces. She not only completely shakes off her cannon fodder fate, but also counterattacks step by step to become the real lady of the marquis' mansion, even meeting her own affectionate male lead.
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