The Transmigrator and the Fifth Prince

She read the ending of his story the night before her whole world ended. Now she has three years to rewrite it.
Dr. Lin Zhi has spent her life relying on no one. Raised in an orphanage and celebrated as one of the finest obstetricians of her age, she loses the only person who ever loved her, collapses after a six-hour surgery, and wakes up as sixteen-year-old Su Wan'er, the cherished daughter of a powerful minister. The world around her is not a stranger's. It is the palace drama she finished reading just days before, a story in which a gentle, clever fifth prince dies on the palace steps while a rebellion succeeds, and in which she had closed the book thinking, someone should have warned him

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Three months later, in a restaurant on Lantern Street, she sits down across from a lonely young man whose noodles have gone cold, and he tells her his name. In that moment her heart turns to ice, because she knows exactly who he is and exactly how his story is meant to end. Yet he laughs at her honesty as though no one has ever let him, and she realises, with a dread she cannot voice, that she has stopped trying to save a character and begun to love a man.

Guided by a mysterious system that rewards quiet acts of charity, Wan'er has three years to expose a rebellion that only she knows is coming, while hiding who she truly is from the prince, his formidable twin sister, and the fiercely protective woman who raised them. But saving him may cost her the one thing she swore never to give up again, and the throne he is destined to inherit asks for more than love can promise.

A story of second chances, found family, and the courage to choose your own ending, for readers who love palace intrigue, slow-burn romance, and heroines who change the story they were given.

The Transmigrator and The Fifth Prince

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