An author of web novels gets sucked into her historical fiction after comments flood her webpage not to get the main protagonists killed by the third prince of Liang, Ji Chu. She wakes up as Hua Qing Ge, the murdered wife of Ji Chu.

The realm of her own novel, embodying the role of a cannon fodder female supporting character. Armed with her script, she anticipates the ability to alter the narrative's course, but nothing goes her way as she and the antagonist, Ji Chu, fall for each other. Treating the novel as her "baby," she's on a mission to help her characters despite knowing the impending heartaches they have to face.—ChineseDrama.Info

In this twisted and intriguing Romeo and Juliet tale, writer Hua Qing Ge receives harsh social media feedback for the way she ended her book and is sentenced by the sicháo to live out the life of a character in her own novel until she changes the outcome. She has the advantage of knowing the plot, but soon finds events unexpectedly morphing now that she's infiltrated this other realm. She must keep her wits, find allies, and outsmart those characters who would harm her, all while trying to orchestrate storyline improvements that are nearly impossible due to where she's landed in the series of events she had already set in motion in her opening chapters. Most important is her safety; Qing cannot let Ji Chu succeed at eliminating her, no matter what, so her task is exceedingly perilous. It would be so easy to fall in love with the handsome and chivalrous Ji Yun and let him protect her, but she knows Yun isn't meant for her. Capable and resourceful Qing must switch roles on a dime, becoming friend, advisor, detective, spy, interrogator, matchmaker, counselor or escape artist as the moment requires. This is about surviving in order to leave things better off than they were. Falling for Ji Chu is the very *last* thing on her mind.—Raye