Su Yan was stunningly beautiful, proud, and carefree. The first half of her life went smoothly, but in the second half she gave her heart to the wrong person and trusted the wrong people, leading to the annihilation of her entire clan.
This time, she refused to be the fool everyone called her. To her half-sister: “Without my protection, let’s see how you manage.” To the scumbag: “Trash belongs in the dumpster.”
She was forced into marriage again, just as in her previous life. But this time, she decided not to resist and married her sworn enemy. (Actually, he wasn’t her enemy. He was a poor thing she’d bullied terribly.)
On their wedding night, she saw the tyrant she’d bullied until his eyes were red, and her heart softened. “Fine, I’ll spoil you a little.”
After a night of passion, morning came late. The beautiful and brazen Su Yan declared, “You did a pretty good job of taking care of me.”
The new emperor, rumored to “kill without batting an eye and eat children without leaving a bone,” flew into a rage. “I let you bully me before, but now you actually dare to, ”
He fixed her with a sinister, frenzied stare. Su Yan assumed he wanted more, and kissed him again without complaint. “That’s enough. Don’t get greedy.”
Cold on the outside, shrieking, twisted, crawling darkly, writhing, squirming ominously, rolling, scrambling frantically, contorting, convulsing, roaring, slithering, howling eerily, crawling, splitting apart, coming ashore, writhing, convulsing, squirming, walking in contorted fashion, attacking indiscriminately on the inside: “How hateful. He only kissed one side.”
