After I Died, They Went Mad Judging My Memories

I was Harbor City's most notorious madwoman. Then I died.

Everyone in Harbor City cheered at my death, even setting off fireworks for a whole half-month to celebrate.

All because I squandered my husband Xu Yunsheng's savings, pushed him from a high-rise and left him permanently disabled, forcing him to undergo long-term treatment abroad.

I also caused my adoptive younger sister to miscarry three times, then deliberately tormented her until she developed a heart condition.

Harbor City's media condemned my extreme behavior, and tens of millions of people held up banners begging the government to dig up my corpse and grind my bones to ashes.

“How can a female demon like her be allowed a proper burial? She should be dragged out and whipped a thousand times!”

The incident caused a nationwide sensation, and the country decided to launch a classified initiative: publicly extracting and viewing my memories.

Xu Yunsheng even returned to the country for the occasion. With one trouser leg empty, he took the front row seat for victims alongside my adoptive younger sister.

Reporters crowded around him, firing questions from all sides:

“Mr. Xu, surely you have no feelings for her anymore. Do you agree to having her memories made public?”

To everyone's surprise, Xu Yunsheng lowered his eyes. After a long pause, he finally answered hoarsely:

“She committed so many evil deeds. She deserves to be punished. I agree to the memory extraction.”

But when they saw the memories of my life, everyone went mad.