[Ancient words through books + true and false daughters + rule-based ghost stories + relaxed and funny + court intrigues + marriage first, love later + group portrait growth + heroine changing her life]
Shen Zhaotang passed away and became the fake daughter of the Hou family.
On the day the real daughter returned, her fiancé broke off the engagement and her adoptive parents turned against her and even gave up the yard where she had lived for ten years.
According to the plot of the original book, three months later, she will be kicked out of the prince's mansion, sold into a brothel, and eventually freeze to death in a mass grave.
In order to save his life, Shen Zhaotang said nonsense in public: "Who said I was fake? In fact, I am His Majesty's daughter who lives among the people."
The next day, someone came to the palace.
Later, she said that the disabled prince could run three times around the capital in the middle of the night, and that night she saw the prince fall from the beam of her house.
She said that the Prime Minister's Mansion contained treasures from the previous dynasty. Three days later, a secret passage was discovered in the Prime Minister's ancestral tomb.
She said that the emperor had long since stopped wanting to do it. When he went to court early the next day, the emperor looked at the memorial in the palace and announced on the spot that he would suspend the court for seven days.
Shen Zhaotang finally discovered that every rumor she told, the world would work hard to make it come true for her.
It's just that the bigger the rumor is, the more outrageous the consequences will be.
Later, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty regarded her as a goddess who could spy on the secrets of heaven. When enemy generals heard her name, they changed their routes overnight. Even the King of Jingbei, who had pretended to be disabled for many years, was willing to follow her to patch up her loopholes.
Only Shen Zhaotang knows that what she thinks about the most every day is:
It's over, this time it's really made up.
