After transmigrating, she finds herself in the body of ancient times’ ugliest woman: her face is covered in festering sores, and everyone despises her as a fool.
Her sisters bully her, her lover toys with her, and even the servants in the household think nothing of trampling all over her.
It turns out her previous life was truly miserable.
What a joke. Now that she has taken over this body, she’s going to live life to the fullest.
She’ll heal the sores on her face and reveal a beauty that will astonish the world. And she’ll make everyone who bullied her pay for it.
Her snobbish fiancé? She kicks him to the curb. Want to make up? Sorry, a good woman doesn’t go back to an old flame.
At last, she clears out all the people who get in her way and prepares to investigate the poison she was born with. But then an imperial edict arrives out of nowhere, ordering her to marry Prince Chen, the frailest and sickliest man in the court.
Fine! He’s going to die soon anyway. She’ll marry him and treat it as a change of scenery. Once he kicks the bucket, she can go back to living carefree.
Who knew Prince Chen wasn’t as frail as the rumors claimed, and that on their wedding night, he would…
A woman must avenge herself. She’ll make him answer for this…
But as she gazes at the smile playing across that bewitchingly beautiful face, she realizes that once again, she seems to have been tricked…
