The Evil Daughter's Marriage Exchange

Reborn before getting married, Rong Yichu sneered and tore up the marriage regret letter. In her previous life, she refused to marry the "lame" prince and asked her younger sister to marry him instead. As a result, her younger sister became Mrs. Hou and she became impoverished. In this life, she wants glory, wealth, and a powerful husband who pretends to be lame—as for her kind sister? It's time to try a real fire pit. **Chinese version｜200 words** Before her death, Rong Yichu learned that the "lame" husband she despised was actually a powerful minister pretending to be ill to avoid trouble, and the sister who married into the Marquis's house for her became the most beautiful Marquis in the capital. On the other hand, she married a seemingly healthy poor scholar, spent 40 years of hard work on her dowry, and died miserably. Reborn as eighteen years old, facing the engagement paper again, Rong Yichu smiled sweetly: "I'll marry you." This time, she wants to firmly capture Chu Yilin, the prince of Zhenbei Hou—the man who will dominate the world in the future. As for the sister who was a "kind" substitute in her previous life? Naturally, it is time to "return the property to its original owner" and marry the Phoenix man who can drain his wife's blood. The evil girl dressed up as a crippled powerful minister, and she wanted to see how this couple, who had their own agendas, could turn this marriage into. **Long version｜450 words** Before she died, Rong Yichu learned the truth from her drunken sister: Chu Yilin, the "cripple" prince whom she had despised and refused to marry, had a feigned leg illness. After her younger sister Rong Yiyi married, her husband "recovered" in half a year, and succeeded to the title of Marquis in three years. From then on, he was honored and favored endlessly. And she herself, married to the seemingly gentle and healthy Mu Qian, used her dowry to support her husband's family for forty years, and ended up living in desolation in a leaky shabby house.