Shen Hongxing was reborn. Her childhood betrothed and his lover shoved her down a slope, and, as luck would have it, she hit her head on a gravestone in her family cemetery, leaving her covered in blood.
As she lost consciousness, she saw her great-grandfather looking at her with disdain. Before she could react, he showed off his powers, giving her the ability to see beyond the veil and leaving her a life-saving space.
He only wanted her to stay alive and keep the last of the Shen family line from perishing. But she was stubborn, or, as her great-grandfather put it, completely single-minded.
She believed that revenge had to be taken. Otherwise, she wouldn’t be able to eat or sleep. In this life, even if she had to die, she would drag her enemies down to face the King of Hell with her. She couldn’t rest easy otherwise.
Her life was already miserable enough, but then she found a man with a blood feud of his own, who was just as “single-minded.”
Fine, then. They’d get their revenge together...
The heroine’s rebirth depends on outside help, so she won’t be powerful right from the start. This is a story about her growth, so please give her some time to develop!
One last thing: this isn’t a traditional period novel. I hope you enjoy it, and thank you!
The plot of the story is compact and well-organized. I have the desire to keep reading. I hope that the rest of the story will be equally exciting.
The content and plot are more in line with the era. It is indeed a good book.
It's wonderful, logically logical, compact in plot, and emotionally delicate. It's a very good work.
It's not bad, not as cliche as ordinary period articles.
The writing is quite beautiful
The plot is as delicately woven as silk threads, and the characters dance vividly on the stage of fate. Very nice
👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 Sounds good, sounds good, sounds good, sounds good
They are all poor people, old and young!!
The structure is clear, the content is true, and it looks good.