In her previous life, Qin Wu diligently fulfilled her roles as stepmother, daughter-in-law, and wife.
But when her birth family fell from power, her in-laws immediately turned on her. They accused her of adultery and drowned her in a pond.
Her mother-in-law, whom she had served with all her heart, said, “You’re too alluring to be anyone’s daughter-in-law.”
Her eldest son, whom she had carefully raised, said, “You were always so strict about my studies. I even recited books in my dreams. My childhood was miserable.”
Her husband, whom she had truly loved, said, “Though you’re the daughter of a great general, you grew up in the countryside. You’re ignorant and vulgar, and unfit to be my wife.”
But they had all forgotten that they were the ones who had brought her into their home in a grand bridal sedan.
After being reborn, Qin Wu understood that her filial obedience, loving kindness, and attentive care had all been wasted on dogs. Since they were dogs, she would treat them like dogs.
Her mother-in-law wants porridge in the middle of the night?
Fine. She’ll cook it with the water she just used to wash her feet.
Her mother-in-law deliberately fills a cup with scalding tea to burn her?
Fine. She’ll let her hand slip, pouring all the tea onto her mother-in-law’s hand and instantly peeling off a layer of skin.
Her eldest son calls her a wicked stepmother?
“Your grandmother told me to do it.”
The scumbag husband is back. Good. Scumbag and shameless woman, you two can stay together forever.
Then one day, the scumbag husband went crying to his mother. “Mother, I want to divorce Qin Wu.”
Qin Wu clutched her mother-in-law’s injured hand and wailed, “Mother-in-law, my husband and I fight because we love each other. You can’t break us up.”
The first part of the short article is about the heroine's family affairs after she was reborn. The middle part describes how the heroine is very powerful. She is a housewife and has no space to have such skills. I hope the author writes about revenge more carefully.
Such revenge is so cool!