My Foster Mother Stole My Face and Married My Fiancé
Synopsis
The hideous Edith adopted the beautiful Sariah. Just as Sariah was about to become queen, Edith revealed her true nature—forcing Sariah to drink a potion to swap their skins. Sariah discovered that Edith had murdered her biological mother, and that the potion's effect lasted only one month. She played along, pretending to agree. A month before the wedding, the two—now swapped—were brought to the palace by King Ron. Sariah accidentally caught the king in an affair with a maid, and uncovered his real reason for marrying her: he needed her blood to cure his own illness. She swore to bring down both the king and Edith. On the wedding day, Edith's true face began to show. Her scheme exposed, she fled the palace. The king, realizing he had been played, ordered both women hunted down. In the end, Sariah outmaneuvered him once more—his plot crumbled, and Edith had nowhere left to run.
Where to Watch My Foster Mother Stole My Face and Married My Fiancé
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| Episodes | 60 Episodes |
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My Foster Mother Stole My Face and Married My Fiancé has 60 episodes.
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What is My Foster Mother Stole My Face and Married My Fiancé about?
The hideous Edith adopted the beautiful Sariah. Just as Sariah was about to become queen, Edith revealed her true nature—forcing Sariah to drink a potion to swap their skins. Sariah discovered that Edith had murdered her biological mother, and that the potion's effect lasted only one month. She played along, pretending to agree. A month before the wedding, the two—now swapped—were brought to the palace by King Ron. Sariah accidentally caught the king in an affair with a maid, and uncovered his real reason for marrying her: he needed her blood to cure his own illness. She swore to bring down both the king and Edith. On the wedding day, Edith's true face began to show. Her scheme exposed, she fled the palace. The king, realizing he had been played, ordered both women hunted down. In the end, Sariah outmaneuvered him once more—his plot crumbled, and Edith had nowhere left to run.
