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Ji Ru spent more than a decade living in poverty. Just as she was about to come of age, she was suddenly told that she was the real heiress of a wealthy family, and that she had been switched at birth.
After years of living the wrong life, the fake heiress who had taken Ji Ru's place had grown into an exceptionally accomplished young woman, radiant beneath the lights like a white swan.
Ji Ru, on the other hand, had lost her adoptive parents at a young age. She left school after middle school to work, never owned a piece of clothing worth more than a hundred yuan, and was so timid and dowdy she looked like an ugly duckling.
The ugly duckling really was a swan's child, but Ji Ru never turned into a white swan, even after she reclaimed her identity.
After she returned, her biological parents disliked her and looked down on her. “Just stay home unless you have something to do. It's not like the family can't afford to feed you.”
They never introduced Ji Ru to anyone as their biological daughter, either. It was as if she didn't exist.
The fake heiress Ji Yao held her head high. She didn't have to say a word to make Ji Ru feel utterly ashamed of herself.
Her biological older brother coldly warned her, “Don't even think about undermining Ji Yao's position. Even though we aren't related by blood, Ji Yao is my only sister. I hope you know your place.”
The man who was supposed to be her arranged-marriage partner looked at her with scorn and mocked her in front of everyone. “Auntie, have you even looked at yourself? If we stood together, people would think you were my elder. My wife will only ever be Ji Yao. You can forget about it!”
When Ji Ru died of depression, all they felt was relief, not grief.
What they didn't know was that, just before she died, Ji Ru took out the good-luck charm she'd never used, even during her hardest times, and made a wish: “If possible, I hope the real and fake heiresses become real and fake young masters, so those people can learn what it feels like to be toyed with by fate.”
Then Ji Ru would really like to see how her parents, her biological brother, and her supposed arranged-marriage partner would deal with it.
[Note]
1: After the female lead is reborn, two fake young masters will take the places of her biological brother and arranged-marriage partner, who are the real young masters.
2: The male lead, a fake young master, plays two roles: the female lead's brother and her arranged-marriage partner, the fake young masters in the two families. (They are both the same person, the male lead split in two.)
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(1) A female lead adored by everyone, with a romantic rivalry:
*The Wealthy Family's White Moonlight Stand-In Becomes a Sensation in the Entertainment Industry*
“I thought you were my biggest fans. Why do you think I'm your stepmom?”
(2) Sisterhood in the entertainment industry:
*The Transmigrated Female Side Character and the Heroine Team Up to Become Famous*
“Best friends become sisters-in-law, and really become one family.”
(3) Face-slapping and scum-bashing in a period novel:
*The Cannon-Fodder First Wife Remarries the Villain in the 1970s*
“A cannon fodder and a villain: a match made in heaven.”
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Theme: Being poor is no reason to mock someone.
The author's setting is very strange. Although the copywriting is very good, the writing is not very good. It is best to start this article directly from the death of the heroine and finish the past life in one chapter from the perspective of the reborn person. Secondly, the setting of the male protagonist is not good, and the semi-fantasy character really seems strange in this kind of novel. The second chapter is about the growth of the heroine. It would be better to start rebirth and slap her in the face at the end of the second chapter.
If you believe me, delete the first 6 chapters and start the plot from Chapter 7, the data will at least double
Hahaha, you're right, what's the use of girls fighting over whose clothes are expensive and their skin is delicate? The family property does not belong to the son! If you want revenge, hit him where it hurts the most
In fact, I feel that the two sisters could have gotten along well. Ji Ru could detect Ji Yao's subtle emotions, and Ji Yao should be the same. It's just that my brother, an outsider, has been sowing discord.
The only character I like after seeing this is Ji Yao. The heroine's character is not very interesting to me.
Isn't this nonsense? You can turn him into an elegant and dignified daughter out of thin air without training? Don't you need to spend money on your temperament? Doesn't art cost money?
The ones who are most convinced are their mothers. Doesn't agreeing to favor boys over girls count them as inferiors? Fortunately, they are still educated. They have read to the end of the dog's belly, and have not put any knowledge into their brains. Their brains are empty, and they will become lame when they are fooled by others.
Why does the heroine have to embarrass herself in facing a piece of shit, just for revenge! Modern society is so developed, and this brother is so powerful. I don't believe that such a small distance will affect revenge after returning to my adoptive parents. The adoptive parents are so good, and they give the fake daughter as their parents. If there is a conflict in the future and the adoptive parents stand in front of the fake daughter, the heroine will die of grief. As for pitying the fake daughter and giving her such good adoptive parents just so that she can develop a good character, it has nothing to do with the heroine. It was not the heroine who made the fake daughter face that shit in her previous life. Why is the heroine so soft-hearted! Also, is the heroine sure that the fake daughter will be a good person in this life? The adoptive parents have no money. When the fake daughter grows up, will she dislike oppressing her adoptive parents and become so rebellious that she will make them angry?
I really want to fast forward to the plot of the real and fake young master, but now I feel so frustrated.
I feel like these chapters are a bit awkward, just mindless and slap-in-the-face plot. Because there was no description of the relationship between the heroine and her brother before, now that they are so close it feels like a castle in the air. After the heroine was reborn, she only knew how to rely on her brother. She didn't even want to study anymore. She seemed to be mentally worse than before she was reborn.
The author's setting is very strange. Although the copywriting is very good, the writing is not very good. It is best to start this article directly from the death of the heroine and finish the past life in one chapter from the perspective of the reborn person. Secondly, the setting of the male protagonist is not good, and the semi-fantasy character really seems strange in this kind of novel. The second chapter is about the growth of the heroine. It would be better to start rebirth and slap her in the face at the end of the second chapter.
If you believe me, delete the first 6 chapters and start the plot from Chapter 7, the data will at least double
Hahaha, you're right, what's the use of girls fighting over whose clothes are expensive and their skin is delicate? The family property does not belong to the son! If you want revenge, hit him where it hurts the most
In fact, I feel that the two sisters could have gotten along well. Ji Ru could detect Ji Yao's subtle emotions, and Ji Yao should be the same. It's just that my brother, an outsider, has been sowing discord.
The only character I like after seeing this is Ji Yao. The heroine's character is not very interesting to me.
Isn't this nonsense? You can turn him into an elegant and dignified daughter out of thin air without training? Don't you need to spend money on your temperament? Doesn't art cost money?
The ones who are most convinced are their mothers. Doesn't agreeing to favor boys over girls count them as inferiors? Fortunately, they are still educated. They have read to the end of the dog's belly, and have not put any knowledge into their brains. Their brains are empty, and they will become lame when they are fooled by others.
Why does the heroine have to embarrass herself in facing a piece of shit, just for revenge! Modern society is so developed, and this brother is so powerful. I don't believe that such a small distance will affect revenge after returning to my adoptive parents. The adoptive parents are so good, and they give the fake daughter as their parents. If there is a conflict in the future and the adoptive parents stand in front of the fake daughter, the heroine will die of grief. As for pitying the fake daughter and giving her such good adoptive parents just so that she can develop a good character, it has nothing to do with the heroine. It was not the heroine who made the fake daughter face that shit in her previous life. Why is the heroine so soft-hearted! Also, is the heroine sure that the fake daughter will be a good person in this life? The adoptive parents have no money. When the fake daughter grows up, will she dislike oppressing her adoptive parents and become so rebellious that she will make them angry?
I really want to fast forward to the plot of the real and fake young master, but now I feel so frustrated.
I feel like these chapters are a bit awkward, just mindless and slap-in-the-face plot. Because there was no description of the relationship between the heroine and her brother before, now that they are so close it feels like a castle in the air. After the heroine was reborn, she only knew how to rely on her brother. She didn't even want to study anymore. She seemed to be mentally worse than before she was reborn.