The first scene starts off with a minister halting the marriage claiming the bride is unworthy of the Crown Prince. Under the veil the bride is worried her identity is leaked.
And thus begins the story of our Fake Princess, Chang Le. She was originally the leader of a gang of bandits. She messed with the Crown Prince, Li Che, and stole from him.
She even had a one on one battle with him and almost makes him a laughing stock. He never saw her face though because she stayed masked the entire time. The next moment they meet, she's his bride.
Liu Shen (a minister) threatens Chang Le to replace his granddaughter, Liu Yu Yao, to marry Li Che for three months. Liu Shen has her family and friends as captives.
The original Liu Yu Yao committed suicide because Liu Shen had killed her lover. Liu Shen is determined to have his granddaughter marry into the imperial family to harness more power.
The current Empress is Liu Shen's daughter. She has a son and the person blocking her son from power is Li Che, the Crown Prince.
During the marriage, normal brides beautify themselves but Chang Le uglifies herself with a single mole.
Yes, that will totally make any girl ugly. Chang Le, unfamiliar with fancy shoes, trips and falls right onto Li Che.
The mole has done its job: he thinks she's ugly. She's not the only thing that falls on him, her mole also falls on his hand. Now he thinks she's dirty.
His impression of her worsens every second. Neither does she have a good impression of him. She thinks he's an airhead.
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Fake Princess
Roman d'amourFor a chest full of gold, Chang Le agrees to marry a duplicitous prince, marking the start of a beautiful romance. Chang Le is no longer free and untameable, having become the fake bride of Crown Prince Li Che. Once settled in the palace, she routin...
