In her previous life, she thought she had found a good man, never realizing that the man beside her in bed was a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
In her previous life, she thought she had a loving family, never realizing that each of them would be among the ones who ultimately skinned her alive and drank her blood.
Reborn, she washed away her kindness and cast off her mercy, leaving only ruthless cruelty.
Her faithless lover wants to rekindle their relationship? She’ll make your life more painful than death.
Her stepmother and half-sister scheme against her in secret? She’ll take them down one by one, or both at once.
The cold prince stirs up trouble, so she casually marries him. She thought it would be a marriage in name only, but who could have guessed…
“Aren’t you incapable of consummating a marriage?” she gritted her teeth in the bridal chamber.
“I was cured yesterday,” the prince replied, his words brief but loaded with meaning.
She sneered. “You really did meet a miracle-working physician…”
It's very interesting, the heroine is back again. Revenge is not one-size-fits-all. The newspaper should be reported, and the ones that should be put aside should be chosen to be put down. People should be kinder when they should be kind. After all, what you do from your respective standpoints will always consider yourself more. This is not the only reason to become enemies with others.
It's great, but it's not finished.
It's okay, but it's too short. I personally like to read long novels.
It's really good to read. There is only one chapter that drags out the plot. The layout of each chapter is wonderful. The heroine herself is very strong, brave and resourceful, and she finally meets true love.
I read it every day and finally finished it. It's so good that I can go to work without any worries.
It's well written. It would be nice if there were more scenes where the male and female protagonists get along sweetly.
Lovers finally get married!