The real daughter of the Marquis of Jingyuan has returned.
The whole capital is waiting to see her make a fool of herself: her birth mother died by suicide after being framed, her scumbag father is busy marrying a widow, the fake daughter remains the dignified and favored heiress, and his mistress struts around with their two children.
What could a country girl like her possibly do?
She did plenty.
She summoned her birth mother's spirit in front of everyone and forced her scumbag father to swear that if he remarried, Heaven would strike him down.
He refused to believe in the curse and went to make a marriage proposal. A bolt of lightning split the clear sky and struck him right on the head.
His new wife became a concubine on the very day she entered the household.
Her scumbag father tried to use her mother's memorial tablet to force her to bow her head?
She went straight to the palace and asked the Empress Dowager to arrange a marriage, bringing in a fiery, formidable lady of the house who put the arrogant concubine firmly in her place on her very first day.
A monster escaped from the dungeons of the Mingjing Bureau, attacking people and spreading panic.
Commander Pei Wuhuan tracked it to the Marquis of Jingyuan's estate.
Everyone thought the newly reunited Miss Aheng was about to die beneath the monster's fangs.
The estate's back courtyard blazed with lanterns around the young woman, yet none shone as brilliantly as she did.
She planted one foot on the monster's back and twisted its head off with her bare hands.
Pei Wuhuan took away both the monster's corpse and the marquis's daughter, who might have been possessed.
One night, Commander Pei climbed through her window again...
"Why are you climbing through my window again?"
"...It was on my way."
Brief synopsis: The real daughter uses spirit-summoning and monster-hunting to whip her family into shape, and casually brings the fearsome commander home with her.
The author insists that the female lead's character is just right—imperfect but believable, unlike the perfect, two-dimensional character most readers crave, who feels unrealistic. It's not one of those exaggerated, illogical, wish-fulfillment stories that only aim for excitement, with its dramatic ups and downs that are truly captivating.
It's a fantastic read! The female lead, Aheng, was raised by a demon from a young age and doesn't understand human emotions. She slays evil demons to seek justice for good ones, making for satisfying and cathartic moments. The male lead, Commander Pei, initially suspects Aheng is a demon, but as they spend more time together, he falls for her.
This is absolutely amazing! I'll never check ratings for novels again. How could it only get 5.9? I think it's better than many 9.8-Rated novels. The story is very interesting and original, flows smoothly, and the writing is excellent—vivid and lifelike. Every character is very distinct and memorable, and the plot doesn't drag.
It's a bit frustrating. Poor Baozhu, even if my sister is so capable, she couldn't just teach the bad guys a lesson, instead watching them jumping around like that. 😂😂😂
The more you watch, the better it gets; the more you watch, the more you like it. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the storyline is well-designed.
It's great, so interesting! Please update soon!
So far, it's been good. It's completely different from other stories about real and fake heiresses, and it even has a heartwarming side. It's worth watching.
This is the most relaxing and enjoyable story I've read recently. Keep up the good work with updates!
Unlike other cultivation novels, this one has a fresh and engaging plot.
Overall, I really enjoyed the stories between the female lead and each of the demons she encountered. The most nerve-wracking part was the power struggles within the household 🤦