A vengeful matriarch, ruthless and unyielding, with a devoted couple and a happy ending.
She had never seen such a vicious scheme.
Before the wedding, he had fawned over her at every turn to lure her into marrying him. When he failed to secure her family’s recommendation, he turned her into a human medicine vessel and sent her to the bed of a sickly man in exchange for favors.
Every three days, they took the blood from her heart. She lived in a daze.
The scumbag pretended to be sweet with her time and again, only to make her write a confession of treason with her own hand. Then, while she was drunk, he had her sign a divorce agreement. Before she knew it, she had been cast out of the Lu family.
Afterward, he reported her and her family for colluding with the enemy and betraying the country, washing his hands of the whole affair.
The Lu family climbed the road paved with her blood and bones, rising from an obscure household to one of the capital’s most powerful families.
Only she and her family trudged into exile. In the driving snow, her white-haired grandfather and pregnant sister-in-law fell one after another.
Just days earlier, her elder brother had also died mysteriously amid the fighting.
Not a single member of the Yin family survived.
Reborn, she could be made into a human medicine vessel, but only if it benefited her and her family. With an ironclad imperial decree in hand, schemes and plots could get out of her way.
She could share a bed with the sickly man. A peerlessly handsome man was not to be wasted.
She could sign the divorce papers. This time, she would watch you fall into the abyss and sever all ties with you.
She would plan each step, counter every move, and turn their schemes against them. Everyone who had hurt her and the Yin family would pay for the suffering she endured in her previous life.
When she finally left the Lu family, two wedding processions were waiting outside her door.
The first was led by a handsome young master from a once-powerful family that had been confiscated and then restored to prominence by her own hand. He had been by her side for years, and his feelings had long since begun to stir.
The second was the sickly man who had ruthlessly claimed her and then rescued her from danger. He gazed at the little glutinous rice ball holding her hand, looking aggrieved.
“Our child deserves to be officially registered, don’t you think?”
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It was great, but it ended too soon!