I Already Called Him Dad—Now You’re Telling Me the Whole Family Are Rebels?!

In her previous life, by the time Chu Mo was brought back to the marquis’s manor, another girl had already taken her place as the family’s daughter. Her conflict with the impostor drove her to a miserable death by suicide. Reborn before the marquis’s family could find her, she decisively ran to Prince Yong’s Manor and clung to Prince Yong as her powerful backer. “Dad, can you be my dad?” Prince Yong: ? * Having secured herself a backer, Chu Mo thought she was finally safe. Then one day, she fell into the water, developed a fever, and awakened her memories of modern life. Only then did she realize she had transmigrated into a novel—as the vicious female supporting character. And the man she had latched onto was the greatest villain in the entire book, obsessed with rebelling and seizing the throne. There was also her sinister and ruthless eldest brother, her outwardly kind but secretly malicious second brother, her reborn and unhinged third brother, and her insecure, sensitive fourth brother, who was destined to turn dark. Their rebellion would ultimately fail, and the entire family would die. Chu Mo: Is it too late for me to run? Prince Yong, sharpening his knife: What do you think? * With Chu Mo’s arrival, Prince Yong’s once-deathly-quiet manor descended into daily chaos. Desperate to survive, she spent every day racing around the capital like a crazed beagle, trying to change the novel’s original ending while offending more people than she could count. Prince Yong, forever plotting rebellion, and his unflappable consort found themselves with daily headaches, chasing after her to clean up her messes. * One day, Chu Mo brought a young man home. Chu Mo: Daddy, he’s not some penniless boy. Prince Yong: That’s true. He’s not some penniless boy—because he’s about to be a dead boy. Chu Mo: … — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Already Called Him Dad—Now You’re Telling Me the Whole Family Are Rebels?! — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠