After Her Death, the Emperor Went Mad (Rebirth)

Lin Lin had transmigrated into the novel. “Lin Lin, welcome to the Great Tang Empire. Your main mission is to win the favor of Xiao Fusu — the current Crown Prince and future ruler of this empire. At the same time, you must protect the life of Xiao Keyu, a disgraced imperial prince relegated to the Cold Palace, born of a secondary consort.” When she woke up, the system’s bewitching voice assigned her the task. “This… this is going to be tough. I vaguely remember these two brothers turn into sworn enemies later in the story,” she said, wiping the cold sweat from her forehead. Balancing the needs of both sides at once seemed like an impossible mission. “Rest assured. Right now, they are just two handsome young men. Whether you can turn the tide and rewrite their fates defying heaven’s will is still up to you. Nurture your bonds with them well — the chances of success are huge,” the system replied breezily, simply telling her to just act naturally and do her best. But she hadn’t even gotten the chance to speak or act much before the blushing, furious Crown Prince threw her straight into the Cold Palace. And all she had done was casually call him Su Su — a cute, affectionate nickname. “System! What am I supposed to do now?!” “Host, do not panic. Everything is unfolding exactly as I predicted. Look ahead — that poor, weeping young soul right there is your new target. Win his heart, and help him escape the Cold Palace. But remember two rules: never let him develop any intention to rebel, and never offend Xiao Fusu — the future Emperor!” At that moment, she nodded, still young and naive, taking everything at face value. That was until later — when she smashed and destroyed the system completely. All for Xiao Keyu. Because she realized: if even she abandoned him, he truly would have nothing and no one left in the world. Yet… it was all a lie. He was a liar through and through. And still… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After Her Death, the Emperor Went Mad (Rebirth) — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠