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The Beauty in Disguise
The Beauty in Disguise Plot:
Su Xiaowan, an orphan girl scorned by villagers as 'Ugly Mother' due to her facial birthmark, endures constant ridicule. When renowned painter Lu Yuanzhi visits the village, he's captivated by her unique charm and creates a masterpiece that stuns the capital. As Xiaowan's true identity unfolds, her tormentors scramble to apologize. In this battle between beauty and prejudice, who are the real ugly ones?
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