I Divorced the King

Shandri is a queen of the Defholt Kingdom. Before she became the wife and the queen of the king. She is a leader of a special force in the military and has died in her mission. She transmigrated inside the novel of which she just heard the story from her colleague. Upon transmigrating inside the novel she had never read but just heard a few details. She realized she became the queen in the novel who died in the early part of the story. She knew that the marriage she had with the king, Nathandar Defholt is for a political reason only. Through their marriages, it is peaceful and quiet. Until one day, the king didn't treat her coldly or affectionately. She is being treated how the king treated his subordinates. Even so, it is peaceful and a quiet marriage. Not until the king brought a princess from the other country as a key diplomatic treaty. Rumors spread in the palace and to the nobles that the king and the princess are treating each other differently. Shandri didn't do anything and just confronted the king to mind his actions. However, the princess didn't want a peaceful time in the Defholt palace. She always provoke the queen and acted as the victim. On Shandri's part, she's grateful since she's been planning all along to have a divorce from the king. The princess provoking her and painting her as the villainess is a big help to her plan. She plays along and didn't hesitate to take the role of the villain. On the day of the banquet, the princess, who is supposed to be the female lead in the novel approaches her and provokes her once again. At that point, Shandri found a reason to divorce the king and left the palace. She thought that she left the flow of the novel cleanly. She didn't know that her leaving will make a big turnover in half of the novel part. She meets more people and unknowingly stumbles upon a few transmigrators like herself.