She was an underrated writer and a loyal reader. Who would have thought she'd die saving an old lady in the street. Just as she thought everything was ending, she opened her eyes in an unfamiliar place. Shockingly, she found herself transmigrated into the world of a novel she once read and became a side character with a tragic ending. Knowing she would die soon at the male lead's hands for trying to hurt the female lead, she vowed to change her fate by avoiding the novel's plot and its Lead characters. Unfortunately, she couldn't control herself upon meeting the novel's villainess, whom she had always admired. Aware of her fate, she decided to pursue the villainess rather than the male lead, even if it meant risking her life.

Betrayal. Execution. A life stolen before it truly began. Catherine Rosenberg, the jewel of the Western Empire, daughter of the esteemed Duke of Rosenberg, possessed beauty that rivaled the Goddess herself, magic that shimmered like starlight, and swordsmanship honed to lethal perfection. Married to the Emperor, she should have been basking in the gilded cage of privilege. Instead, she fought tooth and nail for a divorce, fueled by a misunderstanding that blossomed into bitter resentment. But fate, it seemed, had a cruel sense of humor. The Emperor, the man she despised, was murdered-a victim of his own brother's treacherous ambition. The very Second Prince who, she foolishly believed, have a kind nature. Catherine, consumed by grief and a burning desire to clear her ex-husband's name, found herself ensnared in a web of deceit spun by the power-hungry Second Prince. Accused of treason and conspiracy, she watched as her family, her friends, and finally, she herself, were led to the executioner's block. Her final breath was a desperate prayer, a plea for a second chance to rewrite the tragedy unfolding before her eyes. And then... a miracle. Reborn, she vowed to unravel the conspiracy, to save the man she once hated, and to ensure that the blood of betrayal never stained the Western Empire again. This time, she would play the game of power, not as a pawn, but as the Queen. *** Warning: PLAGIARISM is a CRIME