The Fake Princess Stole My Life, I Went Back to Beijing and Went Crazy

[True and fake daughter ➕ Exchange life and steal face ➕ Revenge and slap in the face ➕ Kill like crazy ] Wei Sheng Wanjun was the most favored little princess of Dali Kingdom. When she was four years old, she picked up a little beggar from the corner of the cold palace. The little beggar knelt in front of her and said, "Princess, I will treat you well all my life." The princess believed it and gave her fine clothes and food, and asked her to accompany her to read books about sages. She treated her as a biological sister. When she was five years old, the little beggar found a Taoist priest, stole her life, changed her face, and sold her to a Yangzhou salt merchant. "From now on, I will be Yun Qingzhi." Ten years of leanness, ten years of hell. The real princess climbed out of hell with wounds all over her body, took away the salt merchant's fortune, and returned to the capital under the pseudonym "Weisheng Wanyao". On the fake princess's haircut ceremony, she spent a lot of money and smashed twenty boxes of rare treasures so that the eyes of civil and military officials fell to the floor. The most talented man in the world wrote poems for her, and the four beauties looked up to her. Even the man whom the fake princess had been secretly in love with for three years came to show her affection. The fake princess was so jealous that she sent people to assassinate her, spread rumors, and colluded with Taoist priests. Every time she made a move, she got deeper and deeper into the chess game calculated by the real princess. She thought she was still jealous of a hermit's daughter, but she didn't know that what the other party came to take was never a man, but her life. It's been ten years. It's time to pay back the stolen life. The night the fake princess stole her life, thunder was rolling, and no one heard the scream of a five-year-old child. Ten years later, she came back in beautiful clothes, and the city was full of uproar. This time, I'm here to see you off. Sure enough, the fake princess came to the Taoist priest again and said, "I want her fate."