The Tyrannical Grand Tutor's White Moonlight Has Been Reborn

On-screen comments + reborn, both leads are pure + a beloved darling family reunited after loss + the great villain’s secret love and protection finally pay off + the original male lead chases his wife to the crematorium + everyone’s darling Radiant and noble imperial princess VS a sinister, scheming grand villain of a grand tutor Gong Jiuling was Tianqi’s most dazzling and noble princess. Betrayed by her childhood sweetheart, she died beneath the city wall and became the laughingstock of the capital. When she opens her eyes again, she has traveled to eight years after her death. From the on-screen comments, she learns that this world is just a story, and her three younger brothers are all villains, as well as targets for the female lead to pursue. Her second brother is a cold-blooded tyrant who kills innocents without a second thought, yet dotes on the female lead alone. After she wins him over, he is skinned and left to bake in the sun. Her third brother is a scheming general who favors the female lead. After she wins him over, he is torn apart by five horses. Her fourth brother is a medical genius. The female lead persuades him to become a monk, and he eventually ends up as a human swine. And she herself is a regret the male lead, Xiao Ci, left behind after weighing the pros and cons. Gong Jiuling lets out a long sigh. Even if it takes everything she has, she’ll rewrite her brothers’ fates and avenge her past life. United as siblings, they’ll bring down the male and female leads. She, Gong Jiuling, won’t be cannon fodder or a supporting flower. She’ll be the heroine whom everyone bows to. Later on... In front of the senior ministers, she pulls out a dog-beating whip and thrashes the lovesick tyrant. The tyrant tries to curry favor by offering her his throne. The scheming general, who draws his sword at the slightest disagreement, lays it down and personally serves her tea, pours her water, and massages her shoulders and back. The detached monk, who cares for nothing in the world but his medical research, begs her to take longevity pills, beauty pills, and nourishing pills. The on-screen comments keep pouring out: The sinister, treacherous grand chancellor, feared by all under heaven, has a secret room full of things that all represent his “love” for her. The gloomy grand tutor confesses, “My wife is a noble lady of distinguished birth. I’ve loved her for a very, very long time...”