The Real Heiress Just Wants to Cuddle Up to the Fake One

Yu Xing had lived with the Yu family for over twenty years when one day she was suddenly told she wasn't their biological daughter. The real heiress turned out to be Ye Li, the childhood friend whose family had once been so poor they could barely afford to eat. Everyone thought that once the real heiress came back, Yu Xing's life as the fake heiress would be miserable. After all, the real heiress had suffered for so many years in her place. And it did seem to go just as everyone expected. Yu Xing's usually doting mother saw some beautiful jewelry at an auction, spent a fortune on it, and gave it to the real heiress. Her stern, old-fashioned father transferred all the shares he'd planned to give Yu Xing to the real heiress. Even her younger brother, who'd always been immature and loved arguing with Yu Xing, followed the real heiress around calling her "Big Sis" and casually gave her a limited-edition luxury car. But what nobody knew was this: The jewelry her mother gave the real heiress was now in Yu Xing's jewelry box. All the shares her father gave the real heiress had been transferred into Yu Xing's name. The limited-edition luxury car her younger brother gave her was parked in Yu Xing's garage. One day, Yu Xing finally worked up the courage to ask Ye Li, "You really don't hate me for taking your place and making your first twenty-some years so difficult?" Ye Li drew Yu Xing into her arms and sighed. "I'm glad we were switched at birth." I would gladly suffer for you. They're switches, though the main perspective leans toward the shou. From school to the city. ★ The gong and shou are not related by blood at all. It's all a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding! It'll be explained later, so don't panic. -- Here's a completed story that's available to pre-save. If you're interested, please add it to your collection! "Marrying the Princess" The biggest sensation in the capital lately was Second Miss Gu seeking the hand of Princess Roujia in marriage. Everyone said Second Miss Gu had gone mad. How could one woman marry another woman, especially when the one she'd asked to marry was His Majesty's most beloved Princess Roujia? No one could talk Second Miss Gu out of it. In the end, Princess Roujia herself took up a sword and cut off Second Miss Gu's hair, putting an end to her hopes. Only then did the farce come to a close. Second Miss Gu then vanished from the capital completely. Who could have guessed that five years later, after the Ninth Prince ascended the throne, he would make an exception and appoint Second Miss Gu, a woman, as a great general? Only then did everyone learn that she'd disappeared for five years to fight on the frontiers. Everyone assumed Second Miss Gu had worked so hard to rise through the ranks to avenge Princess Roujia for cutting off her hair. But when the emperor rewarded her, she asked for no official title, gold, or jewels. She wanted only to marry the princess and become Princess Roujia's female consort. * No one knew how many dark, silent nights Gu Qing had managed to fall asleep only by touching the good-luck charm that little girl had begged for on her knees, bowing at every step. How many times, when she was on the brink of death, had the image of that little girl, eyes red and tears held back as she cut off Gu Qing's hair, pulled her back from the gates of death? The main story begins five years later, when Gu Qing returns to the capital. They're switches, with Gu Qing leaning toward the gong. The gong transmigrates into a book; the shou is native to the historical setting. Theme: Don't pass the previous generation's grievances on to the next.