Stop Pretending, Fake Heiress—The Real One Is a Transmigrated Princess

Abigail, a princess of a fallen dynasty, died from exhaustion in her past life, only to have her soul transmigrate into the body of the true heiress of the wealthy Stevens family—a girl who had long been cast aside. While the original owner was timid and bullied, Abigail possessed the iron-willed resolve of royalty; upon returning to the estate, she immediately put the imposter Isabella and her family in their place, leaving them too cowed to even look up. She dazzled the family patriarch, Victor, with her mastery of ancient court etiquette and turned the tables on a plot to frame her at Old Madam Sullivan’s birthday banquet, inadvertently catching the eye of Yasuo, the heir to a top-tier business empire. From then on, Abigail was unstoppable: she exposed fake jewelry at an auction, won over Yasuo’s grandmother with her performance on the Norman zither, and secured a major family project through her business acumen. She methodically dismantled her enemies' schemes—exposing Isabella’s staged accidents and her father Jack’s plot to frame her for leaking secrets—ultimately driving the treacherous family that had betrayed her into a corner. Yasuo’s interest turned into genuine affection as he stood by her side, never wavering—whether it meant shielding her from a collapsing champagne tower or beating a rival half to death for her sake.