My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me Ending Explained: The Dire Tiger Remembers

Rejected by the family he made famous, Prince Aiden dies and wakes up ten years earlier on the day his adopted brother set a deadly beast loose. This time he refuses the blame, walks out of the palace and faces his eldest sister in the Colosseum.

In this article
  1. Seven days to live (episodes 1–2)
  2. Refusing the blame (episodes 3–8)
  3. The Truth Crystal and the Ocean Heart (episodes 9–11)
  4. The basement nobody remembers (episodes 12–13)
  5. Fighting for Wilderland without a beast (episodes 14–20)
  6. My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me ending explained (episodes 21–26)
  7. Where Aiden, Damien and the sisters stand at the end
  8. Episode guide
  9. My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me FAQ
  10. Does My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me have a happy ending?
  11. How many episodes does My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me have?
  12. Does Aiden forgive his family?
  13. Does Aiden have a love interest?
  14. Is there a season 2?

Prince Aiden tamed the beasts, brewed the potions and wrote the Wind Compass behind his three sisters' fame, while his adopted brother Damien took the credit. In his first life Aiden took the blame for Damien's deadliest mistake, survived ten years with the griffins and came home with seven days to live, only to be rejected by the mother and sisters he had made famous. By his own account, they beat him to death with their own hands. Reborn on the day of that mistake in My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me But I'm The Genius, he refuses to be the scapegoat again. The My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me ending stops short of a full reckoning: his eldest sister's dire tiger submits to him, in episode 26 he reveals his full power in the Colosseum, and the series ends on a question nobody answers: "Have we been wrong about him this whole time?"

Seven days to live (episodes 1–2)

After ten years of being torn apart by griffins for Damien's crime, Aiden is told he has seven days left at most and should spend them with family. He comes home to a kingdom cheering his sisters, whose fame rests on the beasts, potions and Wind Compass he left behind.

Damien handed all of it over and is now hailed as the kingdom's sole heir. Aiden's mother tells him to get out, Seraphina refuses him a potion, and the sister who secretly taught him beast taming as a child calls it her biggest regret.

Episode 2 sends him back to the day Damien used Aiden's dungeon key to free a beast that killed the Gryphon kingdom's Holy Son. Damien demands a confession and threatens the three sisters, the same leverage that made Aiden take the fall the first time.

Refusing the blame (episodes 3–8)

This time Aiden tames the rampaging serpent and saves the crowd, then hears Damien apologize as if Aiden had freed it. When the threat comes again, Aiden hits Damien.

"I've died once. I don't take threats anymore. I live for myself now."

The family closes ranks. The queen banishes Aiden, he answers that she is no longer his mother, and Damien, cornered, accuses Aiden of releasing the beast. His mother and sisters testify against Aiden before the Gryphon Queen; when one more sister arrives late, she first insists neither of her brothers would do such a thing.

A Truth Crystal is brought out, but its first image is too blurry, so Valeria points to the dungeon key she gave Aiden with her own hands. He asks the Gryphon Queen when the crystal showed the dungeon door opening. The answer is the noon bell, and someone in the family now recalls that Damien missed lunch that day. Aiden could not have been there at all: he had just stepped off a ship after a month abroad, and nobody in his family had noticed he was gone. Damien, he adds, took the key the same day Valeria gave it to him.

The Truth Crystal and the Ocean Heart (episodes 9–11)

Aiden remembers that in his first life they would not even look at him before throwing him to the griffins. He cuts ties with the Stormland royal family and vows to take back everything Damien stole.

The basement nobody remembers (episodes 12–13)

Called a disgrace for walking out, Aiden finally tells them what happened after Damien arrived. His room went to the new brother and he spent four years in a dark basement. One winter, his hands covered in frostbite, he asked for a few coals and the door was shut on him so he would not spoil Damien's first birthday in the palace.

"But did anyone remember that day was my birthday, too?"

When a sister still suggests he has misunderstood Damien, Aiden vows to defeat each of them in their own field.

Once he has gone, his sisters insist they never sent him to the basement, and Damien plays the guilty, loving brother. The family decides a little hardship will do him good.

Fighting for Wilderland without a beast (episodes 14–20)

He starts with Valeria. At the end of episode 13 he walks into the Sleeping Forest, which got its name years ago when a young man tamed every beast inside and they all went to sleep willingly. Now the creatures wake for Aiden, the hint being that he was that young man, and he notes that Valeria's dire tiger still remembers its real master. There he meets the princess of Wilderland (unnamed in the subtitles), whose spirit-beast altar Valeria's Dire Tiger Knights burned three years earlier.

Since that raid her father has been ill and the Frostmane Wolves no longer recognize her people. She trusts Aiden to beat Valeria once she sees Ranganin, a stone giant no beastmaster can approach, resting calmly beside him. In the Colosseum he walks out empty-handed against a chimera belonging to Draven, a beastmaster who once nearly beat Valeria's dire tiger, and the chimera loses its will to fight. Word spreads that he tamed it with just a stick.

Valeria hears the winner is called Aiden and calls it a coincidence. Without Aiden, Damien cannot tame anything stronger, so he offers to coach her from the sidelines to catch the Gryphon Queen's eye.

My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me ending explained (episodes 21–26)

In short: the ending is open. Aiden reclaims Valeria's dire tiger and reveals his full power in public, but the series ends at episode 26 before anyone apologizes or Damien answers for stealing Aiden's potions and Wind Compass.

In his match against Valeria, Aiden steps onto the Colosseum floor for Wilderland, and his family assumes he is crawling back. Then Valeria's dire tiger, the beast she credits to Damien, submits to him. She has never even been allowed to touch its belly, yet it lets Aiden: his old bond with the tiger never faded.

A voice in the stands says, “A man like that leading my armies could level any kingdom.” His family still reaches for the old story: he broke the tiger's contract with a trick, and when Tempest lays a hand on him and he strikes back, they call it an attack on their sister. Damien calls it theft.

In episode 26 his family delivers the usual verdict: Aiden lies because he felt neglected, and he must apologize to Damien. Aiden refuses. He tells them that today they will see, once and for all, whether he ever stole anything from Damien, and then he shows the whole Colosseum his power. The subtitles never describe the display itself, but the stands start asking whether all those beasts were tamed by him. Onlookers realize that someone with this power would never need to steal a single dire tiger, and the last line of the series is a question: "Have we been wrong about him this whole time?"

Seraphina and Tempest never face him in their own fields, and as of October 2026 no sequel has been announced on Solona. Aiden is not the only prodigy his own people wrote off. See our Never Mess With the Nerd ending explained.

Where Aiden, Damien and the sisters stand at the end

  • Aiden: out of the royal family by his own choice, Wilderland's fighter in the Colosseum, and the crowd is starting to see him as the real talent.

  • Damien: exposed by the Truth Crystal, spared through the Ocean Heart, and losing his cover as the series ends.

  • Valeria: has watched the tiger she credited to Damien submit to Aiden in front of the Colosseum.

  • Seraphina and Tempest: still famous for Aiden's potions and Wind Compass; the contests he promised them never arrive.

Episode guide

  1. Episodes 1–2: Rejected by his family as he dies, Aiden wakes on the day Damien freed the deadly beast.

  2. Episodes 3–8: Aiden tames the serpent, refuses to confess, is banished and faces the Gryphon Queen, where the dungeon key and the noon bell point in opposite directions.

  3. Episodes 9–11: The Truth Crystal exposes Damien, the queen trades the Ocean Heart to spare him, and Aiden cuts ties with the royal family.

  4. Episodes 12–13: Aiden tells his family about his four years in the basement, vows to beat each sister in her own field and wakes the Sleeping Forest.

  5. Episodes 14–20: Fighting for Wilderland, Aiden beats Draven's chimera without a beast, and Damien schemes to coach Valeria.

  6. Episodes 21–24: Aiden steps onto the Colosseum floor against Valeria, and her dire tiger submits to him.

  7. Episodes 25–26: Called a thief and told to apologize, Aiden reveals his full power and the doubts begin.

My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me FAQ

Does My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me have a happy ending?

Partly. The My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me ending lets Aiden prove himself in the Colosseum in episode 26, but the series ends before any apology, reconciliation or new punishment for Damien.

How many episodes does My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me have?

My Sisters Chose A Fraud Over Me But I'm The Genius has 26 episodes on Solona, and the first 3 are free.

Does Aiden forgive his family?

Not in these 26 episodes. Aiden cuts ties with the royal family in episode 11 and tells them again in episode 25 that he is no longer part of the royal family.

Does Aiden have a love interest?

No romance develops in the series; his closest ally is the Wilderland princess who trusts him to fight for her.

Is there a season 2?

The series ends at episode 26 on an open note, and as of October 2026 no sequel has been announced on Solona.


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