Everyone Regretted It After I Was Reborn

This is a world that devours people whole. War rages along the borders, warlords amass private armies and eye one another warily, and the great clans measure their power by the number of slaves they keep. The emperor is incompetent and devoted to pleasure, while the princes fight for the throne without a thought for the people suffering in misery. After natural disasters and human calamities leave the fields barren, anyone who comes forward to ask for food from the cooking pot will only hear the bandits laugh and ask, “Are you asking for a bowl of bone stew?” Yu Yao devoted herself to saving the world, only to be framed for treason and die pursuing what she thought was the path to salvation. In her previous life, the jade-like young heir in white left the capital during the struggle for the throne and brought soldiers to rescue Yu Yao, who had gone days without food. She thought she had seen a glimmer of hope, but the young man drove his sword into her chest in disgust. How ridiculous! All those years of love had been nothing but exploitation. Her mother’s body was barely cold when her powerful, high-ranking father took up with his own cousin. After Yu Yao was framed, he even made matters worse, leaving her no chance to recover. Given another chance at life, her younger brother, who had tortured her to death for the sake of the woman he loved, is now chronically ill. This time, he kneels on the ground, clutching her skirt and looking down as he begs, “Sister, could you please stay?” The heroine is born with overwhelming physical strength. The setup is long, and everything is foreshadowing. This story is set in a completely fictional world, and its details are not based on historical research. Please don’t take it too seriously. (Three updates daily.)