Sold Off, I Became the Unattainable Only Daughter of a Marquis’s Household

Her maternal uncle stole the only keepsake her father had left her and sold it to buy himself an official position. Who could have guessed that the keepsake would summon four powerful “fathers” and seven brothers who would do absolutely anything to spoil their little sister? Domineering General, Eldest Brother: “What do you mean, he’s our uncle? I’ll beat the disgrace to the family just the same!” Cultured Scoundrel, Third Brother: “Treasure the happiness you have now… because anyone who bullies my sister won’t live to enjoy it…” Devious Madman, Fifth Brother: “Guess whether my sister will wake up complaining that her hands or feet hurt. If she says her head hurts…” The Ultimate Sweetheart, Sixth Brother: “No matter how long the night, your brother will always be by your side.” Cold-Blooded Assassin, Seventh Brother: “Forgiving him is Heaven’s job. Mine is to send him there.” Carefree Rich Man, Eighth Brother: “Stick with your eighth brother, and you’ll get 360 days of different food and different fun.” Obsessive Young Master, Ninth Brother: “So what if it’s an imperial edict? I don’t approve, so you’re not marrying him!” 《Dogs and Heirs Are Not Allowed》: Eldest Brother Li Bingqian’s story Given another life, Wu Yang wants only three things: revenge, revenge, and more revenge. In her previous life, she was a lowly concubine. She loved Li Bingqian, heir to the Marquis of Ningyuan, for eight years, only to receive a bowl of poison after giving birth and be torn away from her child. In this life, she still enters his household, serving as a maid. But she is no longer the foolish girl who let others control her and begged for their mercy. The marquis’s household is full of intrigue? Perfect. She’ll use their schemes against them and send her enemies to hell one by one. The heir is as cold as iron? Then she’ll turn the rules he cherishes upside down. At last, he corners her against a wall. “What is it you want?” Wu Yang smiles sweetly. “Your concubine asks for very little. I only wish that Your Lordship, the heir, may live to a ripe old age.” “Live long enough to see everything you cherish crumble to dust, piece by piece.”