Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Because they were sent by the Princess Consort Nan, even if Ye Fangchen had not fallen from grace, he would not have been able to resist them, let alone now. Therefore, he could only let the people sent by Zhao Wan examine his daughter’s body.

The nannies sent by Zhao Wan came well-prepared. They checked exactly where they needed to, and indeed found a butterfly-shaped birthmark on the right buttock of the other party.

With this, the truth was completely revealed. The chaos during childbirth back then had indeed caused the two families to mistakenly hold each other’s children.

Once the matter was confirmed, the first thing Zhao Wan did was deal with the culprit, Nanny Feng. After that, she welcomed her own child into Prince Nan Mansion, especially since Ye Fangchen’s family was about to be exiled.

Although the Emperor was unusually lenient, decreeing that only Ye Fangchen’s family would be exiled to Nanzhao, after which they would be free, they were demoted to common people and could not return to the Capital City without an edict.

They didn’t need to do hard labor like other exiled criminals, nor did they have to become servants.

But even so, just the journey of thousands of miles to Nanzhao could be deadly. Moreover, becoming penniless commoners was worse than lived by servants in wealthy families.

Zhao Wan and Qin Peijun could not bear to see their biological daughter suffer such hardships, and even though Ye Shuangshuang, their adopted daughter whom they raised from infancy, they also couldn’t bear to part with her.

Thus, from the beginning, Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan decided that they wanted both their adopted daughter and their biological daughter. As for the Ye Family, having fallen so far, they probably wouldn’t refuse to let their daughter enjoy comfort.

In her previous life, after Ye Shuangshuang learned about her true background, she originally intended to accompany the Ye Family to Nanzhao. After all, they were her biological parents, and Ye Shuangshuang did not disdain them.

But with Zhao Wan and Qin Peijun’s repeated entreaties, since Ye Shuangshuang already regarded them as her true family, she naturally chose to listen to them and stayed at Prince Nan Mansion.

Knowing she was not the true Commandery Princess of Prince Nan Mansion, Ye Shuangshuang later became somewhat timid there, always feeling she lived in Prince Nan Mansion without proper justification and should leave.

However, she couldn’t bear to part with Zhao Wan and Qin Peijun, even when Qin Muchen, raised by the Ye Family, returned and her first act was to ask Ye Shuangshuang to switch their surnames.

Initially, Zhao Wan and Qin Peijun were reluctant to agree, reprimanding Qin Muchen a bit, but they couldn’t withstand their biological daughter’s persistent pleadings.

After all, their biological daughter was closer to them than their adopted daughter, Ye Shuangshuang. Moreover, since Qin Muchen had not grown up with them, they felt a sense of guilt and wanted to compensate, naturally favoring Qin Muchen a bit.

However, they didn’t know how to explain it to Ye Shuangshuang. Fortunately, Ye Shuangshuang didn’t require them to say much and proactively agreed to switch surnames.

Ever since Qin Muchen returned to Prince Nan Mansion, the imagined harmonious coexistence of the two daughters never materialized, as they found that their adopted daughter constantly bullied their biological daughter.

Though Zhao Wan and Qin Peijun were not biased towards sons over daughters, they favored daughters who were gentle and virtuous.

Ideally, a daughter whose every word and deed exemplified the behavior of a lady, gentle and soft-spoken, learning things like music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, suitable for becoming an exemplary wife in the future.

But Ye Shuangshuang was not this kind of person. From an early age, she loved martial arts and medicine. Additionally, Prince Nan’s mother, the imperial concubine, adored Ye Shuangshuang, indulging her greatly.

If Ye Shuangshuang expressed interest in martial arts or medicine, the Old Princess Consort would hire the best tutors to teach her martial arts and medicine.

Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan watched with headache as their lovely and beautiful daughter turned into something of a tomboy as days went by.

Later, when the Old Princess Consort passed away, Ye Shuangshuang’s character had already formed. Regardless of how Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan tried to teach her, she’d only put on an act in public, while remaining the same in private.

In contrast, Qin Muchen perfectly met the expectations of a gentle and virtuous lady, soft and timid, pleasing both parents greatly.

Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan sighed, acknowledging she was their biological daughter, inheriting their disposition, while Ye Shuangshuang bore the blood of the General Mansion, inheriting her martial parents’ warrior-like demeanor.

Later, every time Qin Muchen and Ye Shuangshuang were together, Qin Muchen ended up hurt, often crying secretly until Zhao Wan or Qin Peijun discovered her. Though Qin Muchen denied it, they believed it was Ye Shuangshuang who hurt Qin Muchen.

After all, Ye Shuangshuang had a rather aggressive temperament. Most egregiously, Ye Shuangshuang was even accused of poisoning their daughter, which Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan couldn’t tolerate.

They felt they had been exceedingly kind to Ye Shuangshuang, withstanding her bully their biological daughter, believing they had been benevolent enough. So they sent Ye Shuangshuang to an estate and thought it reasonable to marry her off to a scholar.

But the truth was, it was all deliberate by Qin Muchen. She intentionally injured herself after visiting Ye Shuangshuang, then pretended to cry upon returning, leaving Ye Shuangshuang unable to defend herself.

Because Ye Shuangshuang practiced martial arts, and since Qin Muchen was their biological daughter, Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan naturally assumed it must have been Ye Shuangshuang bullying Qin Muchen.

Later, the poisoning was also intentional by Qin Muchen. She managed the dosage perfectly, causing no harm, yet again leaving Ye Shuangshuang unable to defend herself. Since she practiced medicine, she knew about poisons, hence it had to be her.

In these instances, Qin Peijun and Zhao Wan gave Ye Shuangshuang no chance to defend herself and determined her guilt. Feeling heartbroken and disappointed, Ye Shuangshuang left Prince Nan Mansion to live in the countryside.

After marrying that impoverished husband, Ye Shuangshuang treated him with respect, but as the husband preferred a genteel lady, marrying Ye Shuangshuang was purely to benefit from association with Prince Nan Mansion.

Upon realizing Prince Nan Mansion held no regard for Ye Shuangshuang, his attitudes turned harsh, even taking on multiple concubines.

Unwilling to endure such a husband, Ye Shuangshuang joined a Daoist Temple and became a nun.

According to the laws of the current dynasty, once a person renounces the red dust to become a nun or monk, they no longer have relations with their worldly spouse, even without formal separation. It’s the easiest and fastest way for women to escape an unhappy marriage.

Unfortunately, most women in this world, rather than leaving to live lonely lives until death, would endure their husband’s abuse and humiliation.

After becoming a nun, Ye Shuangshuang lived very well. She had martial arts skills and her combat power wasn’t low, enough to protect herself. Ye Shuangshuang traveled around, providing free medical consultations for the sick.

Ye Shuangshuang even went to epidemic zones to save people. Her fame spread widely, and even the Emperor specially praised Ye Shuangshuang, marking her life as ultimately successful and illustrious.

However, Ye Shuangshuang still regretted not joining her biological parents in exile, as she heard many Ye Family members died on the way to Nanzhao.

Together with Ye Shuangshuang’s twin brother, in the end, only Ye Fangchen and the youngest son reached Nanzhao alive; the parents, wife, and eldest son all died of illness.