I Tore My Ex-Husband to Shreds, So Why Is the Regent King Panicking?

[Two Powerful Leads] [Villainess Comeback] [The Heroine Chases Her Husband to the Crematorium] [The Leads Love and Hate Each Other in the Early Story]

Hua Jiuyao is struck by lightning and awakens to the truth: she is merely a foil to the reborn heroine in a book, a foolish transmigrator.

She loses her wits and goes berserk whenever she meets someone, acting jealous and vicious, always making the heroine look clever and wise. She also becomes the male lead’s devoted lackey, a blade he uses to strike at his archenemy, and ultimately dies a horrific death in the leads’ schemes.

Once she comes to her senses, Hua Jiuyao refuses to be anyone’s lackey, escapes the trap of marriage, and makes no effort to redeem herself. She’ll be wicked to the very end!

The male lead, who rode her influence all the way to the top, regrets everything. He says it’s his turn to be her devoted lackey, but she gives him a scornful smile and kicks him into the abyss.

The heroine can’t understand it. She has the advantage of being reborn, so how could she lose to a wicked woman with nothing but brute strength and no brains?

The future Regent, stabbed once, develops a taste for masochism and falls ill with lovesickness for a woman named Hua Jiuyao.

To “cure” himself, he lays his immense power on the table: “I’ll offer my power as your bride price. Become my princess consort, and once I’m cured, I’ll set you free.”

Hua Jiuyao: “Are you insane? Am I so tired of living that I’d get married? There’s no way I’m getting married in this life…”

The next moment, thousands of arrows surround her.

The Regent: “Marry me, or take me as your husband. Choose!”

Hua Jiuyao: “…I’ll take you as my husband.”

Both leads are sexually inexperienced / Political scheming / Face-slapping