In her previous life, Li Chu was willing to be a lovesick fool and married Shen Yu, a man who climbed the social ladder by marrying into wealth.
She paid for his college education and gave him her father’s vast fortune as a wedding gift. But he carried on an affair with the daughter of her family’s housekeeper, took over her home, and eventually cast her aside like trash.
He spent her money to make the housekeeper’s daughter as beautiful as a flower, while making Li Chu wait on them like a servant.
For his sake, she even turned down Kyoto’s richest heir, only to be framed by the despicable couple and robbed of her innocence.
Only when her family was ruined, her parents dead, and she herself was dying with hatred did she learn that the heir had cherished her above all else.
Reborn, Li Chu clings to the heir’s protection and takes revenge on her enemies. But he pins her against the wall and says, “Good girl, give me the knife. Your hands are for me to kiss.”
Li Chu Fu Qian