A Foolish Mother’s Family, a Cruel Husband’s: She Remarries a Rough-Hean and Rewrites Her Fate

In the third year of her marriage, Xu Xier was bundled off to her brother-in-law's bed by her mother-in-law and sister-in-law.

“Outsiders are filthy. You can trust a woman from your own family…”

A pair of scissors pierced her brother-in-law's throat, protecting her virtue but ending her life.

The wound was gaping, and Xu Xier died.

Later, she dreamed that her honest, decent husband murdered his mother and sister to avenge her.

Then he used the same scissors that had pierced her throat to take his own life.

When she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn on the second day of her marriage to Zhou Yi'an.

A greedy mother, a timid older sister, and a foolish younger brother.

A heartless mother-in-law, a deranged sister-in-law, a vain younger sister-in-law, and a lecherous brother-in-law.

The very people who had pushed the couple into an abyss in their previous life were standing right in front of her, alive and well!

Good. Heaven has eyes. Every one of them will pay!

Zhou Yi'an had never been much for making decisions. Since childhood, he'd gotten by on his strength alone.

He was lucky, though. For just a few taels of silver, he'd married a beautiful wife.

His wife had suffered at her family's hands, so he certainly wouldn't let her suffer any more.

He worked as hard as he could to earn money for pretty clothes and fine jewelry, hoping to keep her fair and delicate.

At first, he thought that even if he had to live on cold water and steamed buns, he would make sure his wife had meat.

But later, his wife helped him make a fortune and rescue an important person. Somehow, he became a general.

Later still, his wife helped him reclaim farmland and build schools. Somehow, she became a noble lady of the capital.

Before he could even think about living on cold water and steamed buns for a few days, they were already free of any worries about food and clothing.

Everyone said he was lucky. He reckoned it was probably because he… treated his wife well.