Everyone said Wei Yu was lucky: a merchant’s daughter who married the heir of a marquis and became his wife.
But her husband despised her at every turn. Claiming she was barren, he took his widowed sister-in-law as a second wife to carry on both family lines, then pressured Wei Yu to adopt their illegitimate child.
In the end, he drained her dowry and sent her off with a cup of poison, repaid by the ungrateful wretch she had raised.
When Wei Yu opened her eyes again, she was back on the day she was forced to adopt that ungrateful child.
She was determined to carve out a place for herself and make the marquis’s family of ingrates pay.
But how had she somehow ended up entangled with the great villain, the Nine-Thousand-Year-Old Eunuch, from her previous life?
Wei Yu politely declined. “Eunuch, I’m very busy!”
The man paid her no mind and pulled her into his arms. “You’re barren, and I’m a eunuch. We’re a perfect match!”
The novel is very good