The Real Heiress Transmigrates into a Book, Remarries a Beijing Tycoon, and Cries in His Arms

Fake heiress × the aloof Buddhist heir of the capital circle. A suffocating start from the start, followed by a crushing advantage.

After being found and brought back as the real daughter, the original owner was despised by her family for her rough manners and died a tragic, sudden death after the fake heiress schemed against her.

Jiang Wu, a fox spirit with maxed-out charms, takes over her body. She has no interest in fighting over the family fortune or making a scene. Instead, she puts on prayer beads and pretends to be a frail, world-weary innocent.

The fake heiress shows off and throws her weight around, bringing her fiancé, Huo Yanci, the capital circle’s most powerful man.

Jiang Wu coughs up blood and stumbles into the arms of the cold, iron-willed man. Lifting her pale, breathtaking face, she says, “Sorry, brother-in-law. I got your suit dirty.” The fastidious Buddhist heir doesn’t push her away. Instead, his gaze turns frighteningly dark.

Later, the fake heiress begs Huo Yanci with tearful eyes not to break off their engagement. But through a half-open door, she sees the lofty Buddhist heir on one knee, kissing Jiang Wu’s slender ankle with rapturous devotion.