The Empress Was Her Replacement for Years. What Is the Jerk Crying About After She Faked Her Death?

[The real and fake heiresses’ regret-filled pursuit of love, and a family-wide battlefield] Song Wei was sixteen before she learned she was actually a noble heiress. But by the time she returned to the Song family, her parents and brothers already had a beloved jewel in their lives. She was reduced to a shameless woman who had stolen her older sister’s fiancé. To warm the man’s heart, she could only follow him into exile, accompany him through war, and endure countless bitter days and nights by his side. She even lost her sight. All it got her was the man’s return to power and his dismissive remark: “I’ve only ever loved your sister. You can only blame your bad luck.” Her parents hurled abuse at her: “Why do you always have to compete with your sister?” Her brother cursed her without mercy: “Why didn’t you die the day you were switched at birth?” Song Wei vanished, just as they had wished. The once-arrogant man stumbled after her and tugged at her clothes, begging her to look at him again. Song Wei found it strange. “I’m not blind anymore, so how could I be your wife?”