In just three days, she was tortured until both her hands and feet were broken and she was blinded. The scum of a man and his cruel lover wanted to keep her alive so they could torment her slowly. But she refused to give them what they wanted. She swallowed shards from a broken cup and ended her own life, denying her enemies the satisfaction and preserving the last shred of pride she had left.
Yet the man she had once treated with cruel words not only found her an auspicious resting place after her death, but also took revenge on her behalf, repaying her enemies tenfold. He even sacrificed himself in a ritual for her, all for the vague, supernatural promise of a chance to live again...
How can she repay the depth of his love across two lifetimes?
Not bad, pretty good
It's okay, I hope the heroine is stronger, smarter and more fruitful. The male protagonist is too arrogant and I don't like it. The supporting characters are better than the male and female leads. Abandoned. What is the difference between such a male protagonist and a robber?
It's very beautiful. Among such common ancient proverbs and revenge and rebirth, I think this one has delicate emotions and clear writing, especially the setting at the beginning is very touching. Come on