Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon

Guzi finds herself transmigrated into a novel, inhabiting the role of the fake heiress in a tale of true and false daughters. Unlike typical transmigration narratives, she is not the genuine heir but the impostor, and to her dismay, both she and the true heiress are betrothed. While the true heiress is engaged to a military leader's son, Guzi is set to marry a divorced man with three children. Her parents, favoring the true heiress, arrange for Guzi to marry the divorced man in her place. In the original story, this forced marriage led to the character Guzi's suicide attempt and subsequent disfavor, culminating in her mistreatment of the children, eventual divorce, destitution, and a miserable death. Upon transmigrating, Guzi chooses to leave her family and marry the divorced man. She discovers a surprisingly rewarding experience as a mother to his children, finding it a painless and hardship-free maternal role. Meanwhile, the true heiress endures a life filled with challenges, including dealing with her husband's illegitimate child and fighting for family wealth. However, the true heiress's perspective shifts when she witnesses Guzi, visibly pregnant and supported by the city's wealthiest tycoon, lamenting a broken agreement about having children. The tycoon's gentle admission of his "mistake" suggests Guzi's life has taken an unexpected and prosperous turn.