[Angst First, Payoff Later] [Regret Arc] [Real and Fake Princesses] [Face-Slapping Guaranteed] [Political Marriage and Substitute Bride] [Siblings]
Song Jiayin was once the beloved eldest princess of Great Zhou, but at fifteen, she was branded the illegitimate child of a consort and a guard.
From then on, her loving father completely abandoned her, while her doting royal brothers pressured her into a political marriage.
The prince consort she had loved since childhood was actually carrying on with her younger sister, Song Yueyi.
For Song Yueyi's sake, her princess title was restored, and she was sent to the bed of Jin's elderly emperor.
During her three years in Jin, she endured endless torment, serving as a slave and maid, herding sheep and horses, and sleeping beside pigs and sheep. They even changed her name to Yunnu.
Who could have imagined that three years later, after Jin was defeated by Great Zhou, she would be brought back to the royal family?
Her usually haughty eldest brother wept and begged her to forgive him. "Jiayi, your brother was wrong. I was blind and foolish."
The usually unruly Fifth Prince came to her bearing brambles as punishment. "Elder Sister, your younger brother was wrong. I was worse than an animal."
Even the fiancé she had never liked begged her in tears to marry him. "Jiayi, I was wrong. Please, won't you look at me one more time?"
Her father, who had only ever used her, came to his senses on his deathbed. "Jiayi, I shouldn't have listened to one side of the story..."
But her heart had died long ago in a sheep pen in Jin!
Later, she met someone who truly loved her. He had once destroyed Jin for her, then seized Great Zhou for her, and avenged her. He never schemed against or used her. His heart and eyes held only her.
But wolves on the grasslands leave their pack when they know they are about to die.
Poor logic without logic
First, the heroine's body is like this, but she still abuses her first and then feels good? What do you enjoy? Change your body after death or what? Second, the routine of this article is very familiar. I have seen no less than three articles with the same plot, and I don't know how many identical articles there are. Third, a guard jumped out and said that he was the concubine's adulterer and committed the crime because he loved his daughter. No one with normal intelligence would believe this, but the emperor actually believed it! Fourth, the emperor does not only have one concubine, the fake princess and the heroine also have different mothers. The accusation that this "fake" princess replaced the "real" princess is simply unreasonable. Even if it's going to be a fantasy, the author should at least give a hint, right? I downloaded Zongheng just to criticize this article. If this is an advertising text, Zongheng has indeed achieved it. I'm going to uninstall it right away and never see you again!