I Transmigrated as the Fake Heiress, but I Refuse to Be This Wicked Stepmother

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When Jiang Huan opened her eyes, she had become the fake heiress in a story about a real and fake heiress. Worse, the real heiress had been reborn and awakened to the truth, determined to reclaim her life and drive the fake heiress out, crushing her underfoot.

In the original story, the real heiress, Cui Ran, drove Jiang Huan away and forced her to take her place caring for the three children Gu Dashan had left behind, as a form of atonement. But as the days wore on, Jiang Huan’s personality changed completely. The Jiang family had promised to come get her, but they never did. Once she realized she had been abandoned and would spend the rest of her life in the godforsaken countryside, she was worn down by hardship and became a vicious stepmother who abused the children.

She beat and berated the three kids at every turn. So when their uncle returned, the children told him everything she had done. Now a successful man, their uncle flew into a rage, beat her badly, and drove her away. She became a public outcast and eventually died a miserable death.

Meanwhile, the real heiress, Cui Ran, took her place and married the county magistrate’s youngest son, living a life others could only envy.

Jiang Huan was not the original Jiang Huan. Taking the view that she should make the best of wherever she landed, she did not consider going to the countryside a hardship. Instead, she thought having three ready-made sons without going through childbirth was a gift from heaven. She devoted herself to the children, and won the favor of their uncle, Gu Zhao.

Still, when she learned that Gu Zhao had feelings for her, she was startled. After all, the original story had mentioned that this uncle supposedly couldn't love women.

There were even rumors that he had become a general by selling his body to please some powerful man.

Only after she experienced it for herself did she realize how wildly mistaken she had been.