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While others transmigrate into books, Nan Qing transmigrates into a TV drama.
As a rookie actress, Nan Qing finally landed a role, only to accidentally transmigrate into a supporting character in the drama filming next door. In this world, the supporting character was a farmer who, due to her exceptional farming skills, was rewarded by the Imperial Court with the hand of a Princess in marriage.
The Princess, Xuan Zhaoci, is aloof and peerless. Her skin is as white as first snow, and a faint tear mole sits at the corner of her eye like a frozen spark.
She is beautiful, but her life is tragic. Because the other members of the royal family look down on the “farmer” consort, the original character would get bullied outside and then take her anger out on the Princess at home, beating and scolding her daily. The Princess, frail and sickly, died shortly after from the humiliation.
The system sent Nan Qing the general plot with a threat: If you don’t farm well, you will be “humanely destroyed.”
Nan Qing lives in ancient times trembling with fear: if she doesn’t farm, the system kills her; if she makes one wrong move in the complex web of royal politics, she loses her head. A blade is constantly hanging over her.
The good news: Every time an episode finishes airing, Nan Qing returns to the modern world. After the first episode aired, she went to the neighboring set to borrow their script. The bad news: The script has no record of this “farmer supporting character.” The female lead Princess doesn’t even have a wife!
The worse news: For some reason, the original tapes for the first episode were replaced by Nan Qing’s real experiences in the past. Before she could solve this paranormal event, she transmigrated into the second episode. The worst news of all? The Princess has been reborn.
Late at night, a woman wearing only a translucent white inner robe—her lustrous skin teased beneath the fabric—leans against the headboard. Her amber eyes are misty with heat, and her pink lips part slightly: “Consort… This Palace wants your heart.”
Later, Nan Qing became certain: the other party wanted her biological, beating heart.
As the grand finale approached, to avoid being disemboweled by the Princess and scaring the audience with a gruesome corpse, Nan Qing used her meager savings to buy a coffin, found a quiet spot, and buried herself. She closed her eyes to welcome death. Just as her body grew stiff and cold and her breathing became labored, the darkness was met with light.
The nailed-shut coffin was pried open. In the center of her vision, Xuan Zhaoci’s eyes were rimmed with red, the faint mole at the corner of her eye stained a deep crimson. Her voice choked with emotion: “Nan Qing, is pretending to be dead fun?”
The TV series reached its finale, and Nan Qing… still died.
