Transmigrated: I Thought I Escape The Fate of Political Marriage
After dying from a brain tumor at thirty-four, Sunny wakes up in the world of a novel she once read during her university days.
Unfortunately, she isn’t the heroine.
She has become Celestienne Mira Solari, the beloved eldest princess of the Aurelia Solari Empire and the female lead’s older sister—a side character destined to die young.
In the original story, Celestienne’s beauty caught the attention of the crown prince of an enemy empire, forcing her into a political marriage. Though she gained his affection, that very love became her downfall. Surrounded by jealous concubines, she was eventually poisoned to death.
Determined to survive, Sunny now Celestine does everything she can to avoid that tragic fate.
But just when she believes she has changed her destiny, fate plays a cruel joke on her.
Instead of the crown prince from the original story, the male lead himself, Maelor Vindar Daelvorn, the brilliant and dangerous Emperor of the Valerian Dominion, asks for her hand in marriage.
And Celestine knows one terrifying truth:
The heroine survived by the protection of the story’s plot.
But she is only a side character.
And side characters don’t have plot armor.
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