I’m Reborn, So Of Course I’m Tearing Up the Script!

[The heroine's motto: Fight people, fight fate, fight the heavens. Take your destiny into your own hands, and life will be a joy!]

Shen Huaixi is reborn on the day she saves her younger brother from drowning, only for her father's principal wife to accuse her of attempted murder.

In her previous life, Shen Huaixi was blinded by appearances and believed Song Yunjie, a man who seemed refined but was treacherous and cruel. She became his wife and ally, working tirelessly to advance his career and help him rise to the position of chancellor.

But after Song Yunjie reached the pinnacle of power, he did not keep his promise to become a good official who fought for the people or seek justice for her brother, who had died unjustly.

Instead, he protected the killer, confined Shen Huaixi to the back courtyard, and welcomed the killer's daughter into the household as his principal wife. He let her torment Shen Huaixi, while treating her father's principal wife as his own mother-in-law and allowing her to torture Shen Huaixi's mother until she was on the verge of death.

Beyond the household, he colluded with the enemy, betrayed his country, and persecuted loyal officials, bringing misery to the people.

He even gloated, “Shen Huaixi, now I'm the one writing the script. You'll have to accept your fate!”

She lay low for years, gathering evidence of his crimes, then killed her husband in the name of justice and let public outrage bring about the deaths of Song Yunjie and his principal wife.

In this life, she is determined to defy fate, protect her mother and brother, and eliminate the scourge Song Yunjie before he can cause more harm, restoring good governance to Great Zhou.

But who could have guessed? The heavens wanted a great villain to plunge Great Zhou, already mired in deep-rooted problems, into further chaos, so that a wise ruler could usher in a new era and create a golden age.

Si Muye: “In my previous life, I was the sovereign of the Nine Provinces who ushered in that golden age. Would you like to go one step further, from chancellor to my consort?”