My Entire Family Was Wiped Out! The Poisonous Legitimate Daughter Returns, Bloodied and Ready to Kill

[Reborn, revenge, punishing scoundrels, mastery of both medicine and poison, pocket dimension]

In her previous life, the legitimate daughter of a military family was not only the apple of her entire clan’s eye, but also shared a life of mutual devotion with her husband, and had a beloved cousin who was as close as a sister.

Fortunate to have another chance at life, and blessed by Heaven, Ning chose to hide her sharp edges and marry him.

Little did she know that the day she became empress would also be the day she died. The husband she had devoted herself to supporting revealed his vicious nature, and the cousin she had treated with all her heart turned out to be even more wicked.

On the night of the imperial wedding, her eyes were gouged out, her tendons severed, and her body burned in a raging fire. When she learned that her entire clan had been executed, her fury turned to a howl of grief that shook the heavens.

On the seventh day after her death, her soul returned to her homeland, and she became Chu Liuli, the eldest legitimate daughter of the Chancellor’s residence.

In this life, she unfurled her darkened phoenix wings and became more brazen than the villains. She could turn the world upside down, and let her brilliance shine for all to see.

With silver needles, she could bring the dead back to life. With sword in hand, she fought across the battlefield. With graceful jade fingers and phoenix brows, she adorned herself in beauty.

Who could have guessed that, though everyone found her infuriating and could do nothing about it, she would accidentally become everyone’s darling?

Aunts, uncles, and relatives from every twisting lane and village came forward to claim kinship.

In the end, she accidentally drew out another hidden danger lurking behind her.

The Prince of War: “Find out what that legitimate Chu daughter is all about!”

His subordinate: “Reporting to Your Highness, she’s a fool.”

Little did she know that making a name for herself would draw suspicion from the Prince of War, who in her previous life had both rescued her and collected her corpse.

He investigated; she evaded him.

He treated her; she demanded money.

He helped her; she repaid the favor.

At last, someone cornered her against a wall, braced one hand against it, and called her “Shen Yan.”

Seeing the unease in her eyes, he understood everything.

Turning away, he grinned and began reporting every bit of information about the villains.

One day, he said, “Wife, I was scared half to death back then.”