The Two-Faced Bride: After Marrying in Her Sister’s Place, Her Husband Comes Calling

[Wealthy Family Stand-In × Contract Marriage × Battle of Equals × A Queen Awakens]

One female lead, two male leads. Neither man has been with anyone else.

Wen Xinning is the Wen family’s hidden “shadow.” Bound by a marriage contract, she has spent three years in a loveless marriage.

Then, on the eve of her engagement party, her rebellious older sister elopes. Her father drags Wen Xinning out of the cold palace of her marriage. “Go. Take your sister’s place and marry Pei Yanchuan.”

Pei Yanchuan is a dazzling business prodigy, the pride of his family and her future husband in name only.

He is cool-headed and forceful, yet still leaves a light on for me late at night. Catching real feelings while pretending is the most dangerous accident in this marriage swap.

She finds herself caught between two men:

On one side is a tenderness she is becoming increasingly drawn to; on the other, the cold status of a husband under the law.

The lies snowball until

Her legal husband, Gu Yanting, rumored to have already made a home with another woman, suddenly returns to the country.

And he doesn’t just come back. He tears apart every pretense that he doesn’t love her.

Her fiancé, Pei Yanchuan, who was supposed to know nothing, has already seen through her clumsy act, but chooses to play along.

More absurd still, a DNA report suddenly appears and tells her:

She is not only a pawn of the Wen family, but also the sole heir of the prestigious Ye family, long lost to them.

When her two identities are exposed, three masks are torn away.

Her father sees her as a puppet for securing his interests, and her family sees me as a bargaining chip.

This time, she will be no one’s stand-in, wife, or fiancée.

As the young heiress of the Ye family, she takes control. And who says she can only choose one person to have by her side?

A farcical drama that begins with a bride swap, and a dangerous relationship walking the line between truth and lies.