The Person My Sister Likes Is Mine Now

Ye Shu was born to her father’s concubine, and though she was the eldest daughter, she lived worse than a maid.

Her legal mother saw her as a thorn in her side, while her younger sister treated her like a servant. When she was in a good mood, her sister would reward Ye Shu with a piece of pastry; when angry, she would whip her. She even warned the household servants not to treat Ye Shu kindly.

For her mother’s sake, Ye Shu endured it all, scraping by like a beaten dog so her mother could have a slightly better life. She never expected her legal mother to try to marry her off as the second wife of a widower nearly fifty years old.

Isolated and desperate, Ye Shu decided she had nothing left to lose. She set her sights on the Anyang Marquis’s heir, who was visiting the household. He was the man her younger sister liked, so Ye Shu figured she might as well have a taste of him and make her sister sick with jealousy.

Afterward, Ye Shu calmly got dressed and said to the heir, who looked utterly dumbfounded, “You don’t have to take responsibility. Let’s just pretend it never happened.” Then she secretly tucked away his handkerchief and went to flaunt it in front of her sister.

Sure enough, her sister broke down in tears. When she asked the Anyang Marquis’s heir about it, he said, “Don’t blame your sister. I did it willingly.”

Ye Shu: “?”

Theme: Let go of old grudges and live together in peace.