Qing Shanshan

Murong Jiu, the Ninth Young Miss of the Marquis Mansion, was ugly and talentless, and her fate was to harm her relatives. She was raised in the countryside from a young age. Due to her exceptional medical skills, she was used by the Crown Prince, who drained her of all her value and then threw her into a deep well to drown.

Only before her death did she realize she had been switched at birth. Others were rightfully enjoying everything that should have been hers; later, all her family died for her, becoming stepping stones for the Crown Prince!

Reincarnated, she returned like a vengeful ghost from hell, making her enemies tremble with fear, ready to seek revenge for each grievance.

Unexpectedly, she unintentionally became the darling of her biological family, which made her retract her sharp edges.

As the substitute Princess Consort of Prince Ling, she and Prince Ling were a fake couple, intent only on finding the real father of the child in her womb, yet unaware that the man from that night was right in front of her…

Reborn as the Crippled King's Beloved

Not only the Emperor, but the Third Prince also suspected the arson was the doing of Prince Ling's Mansion.


It was because he had just attempted to assassinate Murong Jiu not long ago when Prince Rui's Mansion encountered such an incident.


However, soon the Emperor had excluded Prince Ling's Mansion from suspicion.


They did not believe that Murong Jiu, a mere woman, had such capability, and Jun Yuyan was still on his way back, needing at least eight more days to return, too far from the Capital City to execute such a meticulous plan.


Moreover, the Emperor's men soon found out that a year ago, the Second Prince's Mansion had purchased fire oil.


The Emperor immediately sent someone to the Second Prince's Mansion to inquire about the whereabouts of the fire oil bought last year without any courtesy.


After the search, they found no fire oil in the storehouse of the Second Prince's Mansion.


Chapter 256 This is Killing Two Birds with One Stone