This fake nun is named Shi Aiwen. She was born in a small village in Jilin Province in 1976. Her parents are honest farmers, but Shi Aiwen is unwilling to live such a life.

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During the day, she lives a pure heart and few desires, and seems to be indifferent to fame and fortune. But at night, she wore sexy clothes and wandered in the nightclub, looking for excitement.

This fake nun is named Shi Aiwen. She was born in a small village in Jilin Province in 1976. Her parents are honest farmers, but Shi Aiwen is unwilling to live such a life. So I left my home and went to Hong Kong where everyone yearned for.

When he arrived in Hong Kong, Shi Aiwen was very happy and felt that everything was so fresh, but soon this feeling of happiness disappeared because she had no Hong Kong identity and would be driven away after being discovered. The only way is to find a Hong Kong person to get married.

So she found a target, a truck driver, and married the man as he wished by "beautifulness". After being "tolerated" for 7 years, he finally got his Hong Kong identity, and Shi Aiwen immediately chose to divorce.

She still had no money after the divorce, but by chance, Shi Aiwen learned that the nuns in the temple had a high salary and didn't do much work. Relying on his superb acting skills, he quickly became a nun. His magic number is: Shi Zhiding .

From then on, Shi Aiwen worked diligently and rushed to do dirty and tiring work. Such actions also gained the trust of other nuns and abbots.

Later, the abbot passed away, and Shi Aiwen became the abbot, and from then on he began to make money. She owned all the donations as private. I bought villas, luxury cars, jewelry in private, and raised men. Later, a well-known person who donated the donation felt that there was something wrong with the temple, and the money went where did it go. So after investigation, I found out everything.

In the end, Shi Aiwen was sentenced to seven years in prison, but she still suffered the consequences.

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