[Feel-Good Revenge + Regret + Begging for Forgiveness]
At just eleven years old, Shi Susu went from being the family darling to a fake heiress. Then she took the blame for the real heiress and was sent by her family to a temple to become a nun for five years.
When she was brought home at sixteen, she never expected her childhood sweetheart and fiancé to be on the verge of marrying the real heiress.
Who could have guessed that her fiancé would come crawling back, kneeling as he begged Shi Susu: “I was blind back then. Please forgive me.”
Her ill-intentioned second brother gazed at her with feigned devotion. “Stay by my side, little sister. I’ll do whatever you want.”
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But Susu didn’t want to spend her whole life trapped in the imperial palace, nor did she want her marriage turned into a political bargaining chip.
So she and her friend faked their deaths.
They roamed freely, living life as they pleased. Years later, the new emperor discovered that Susu had faked her death and had her brought back.
The new emperor held her hand every night. “You’re not allowed to leave.”
[A carefree on the outside, calculating new emperor vs. a cool, proud, strong little princess who longs for freedom]
More and more, let me see what happens to the Sheng family.
Is it good to watch? The plot does not drag on, the heroine is sober and good-looking, and you can watch the heroine grow up step by step!