Meeting Again (Reborn)

"She dares boast that her fingers are clever with the needle, And never envies the painted brows of others. Year after year, she bitterly presses gold thread into cloth, Making wedding clothes for someone else." The latter half of "The Poor Maiden" is a portrait of Du Jin'er and the fate that was written for her. Du Jin'er should have been the daughter of a wealthy merchant. But fate played a cruel trick: although she and her twin sister were born together, her sister lived a carefree life of luxury while she followed her birth mother from place to place, growing up as a servant in other people's homes. During an unexpected trip to Shanghai, the twin sisters met at a temple. The mischievous young miss Mu Xue suggested that they switch clothes. Their whim sparked a tangled love triangle full of love and resentment. Unfortunately, there was no place for Jin'er in that triangle at all. The childhood sweethearts, Master Jia Hong and Mu Xue, fell in love over time and vowed to spend their lives together. William, a lovesick and cunning merchant, resorted to one vicious scheme after another to win back the woman he loved and frame his rival. In the process, he accidentally stabbed Jin'er, his "substitute," to death... In "My Wild Heiress," Jin'er is a gentle and kind-hearted girl. She can bear to watch her childhood friend fall for someone else, and endure her new husband taking a concubine. Even after she is cheated out of everything, she still fights back at the very end. But the screenwriter had no heart, giving Jin'er neither the happy ending she deserved nor even a peaceful death. This lovely girl is too hard to forget. I want to give her a happy ending. William will be the male lead, and the story is set in the late Qing dynasty.