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Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon Novel
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About this novel
Guzi's transmigration into a novel landed her in an unexpected role—the fake heiress in a tale of two daughters. While other transmigrated souls claimed the true heiress position, Guzi found herself cast as the imposter, with a cruel twist: both were engaged.
The true heiress secured a military commander's son, leaving Guzi contracted to a divorced tycoon with three children from his previous marriage. Her parents, favoring the genuine heiress, forced Guzi into the substitution. In the original story, this sacrifice drove her to a failed suicide attempt, loss of parental affection, and eventual ruin—mistreated stepchildren, a divorce, and death as a penniless beggar on the streets.
But Guzi rewrote her fate. Accepting the marriage willingly, she discovered an unexpected truth: raising the tycoon's children and caring for his elderly father brought genuine fulfillment rather than torment. The original Guzi had made a catastrophic error in judgment.
Meanwhile, the true heiress battled her own nightmare—an illegitimate child, inheritance disputes, and relentless family conflict. She consoled herself knowing Guzi faced worse: a ready-made family and no glory.
Then came the moment that shattered her certainty. Guzi emerged from a luxury vehicle, heavily pregnant, cradled by the wealthiest man in the city.
"We agreed—no children," Guzi protested, her expression stricken.
The man smiled apologetically. "I know. I'm sorry."
The true heiress secured a military commander's son, leaving Guzi contracted to a divorced tycoon with three children from his previous marriage. Her parents, favoring the genuine heiress, forced Guzi into the substitution. In the original story, this sacrifice drove her to a failed suicide attempt, loss of parental affection, and eventual ruin—mistreated stepchildren, a divorce, and death as a penniless beggar on the streets.
But Guzi rewrote her fate. Accepting the marriage willingly, she discovered an unexpected truth: raising the tycoon's children and caring for his elderly father brought genuine fulfillment rather than torment. The original Guzi had made a catastrophic error in judgment.
Meanwhile, the true heiress battled her own nightmare—an illegitimate child, inheritance disputes, and relentless family conflict. She consoled herself knowing Guzi faced worse: a ready-made family and no glory.
Then came the moment that shattered her certainty. Guzi emerged from a luxury vehicle, heavily pregnant, cradled by the wealthiest man in the city.
"We agreed—no children," Guzi protested, her expression stricken.
The man smiled apologetically. "I know. I'm sorry."