After Marrying My Disabled Husband, His Whole Family Came Begging for Forgiveness

Su Ruihe died when she was fifteen. She died on the road while fleeing famine. Her grandmother, Wang Cuihua, traded her for two jin of coarse grain just to get something to eat. Pain jolted her awake. The blade was dull, and a man pinned her trembling body down, cutting her again and again. Fully conscious, she watched as she lost both legs, then both arms. She didn’t die, but she wished she had. A young gentleman appeared and gave her a sword thrust. As she lost consciousness, she thought how beautiful the flash of the blade was, and how pleasant his voice sounded. She prayed to the heavens, willing to trade her next life for the young gentleman’s leg ailment to be cured. When she woke again, she was fourteen. Wang Cuihua was beating her, so she put on a ghostly act and gave herself the satisfaction of a fierce retaliation. She would escape the Su family and save herself from this living hell. By chance, she discovered that she had a pocket dimension, and she met the gentleman from her previous life. Later, she became his wife. Wen Yubai had a secret nobody knew: he was face-blind. When he met Su Ruihe, he found that he could see her face clearly. Her hair was dry and yellow, tangled into clumps. She was frail and thin, and gravely injured. She stared at him in a daze. He noticed that her eyes were beautiful, and the red birthmark covering her left cheek looked like red plum blossoms in winter. At first, marrying her was simply a matter of convenience. Later, he couldn’t live without her. The Su family disliked Su Ruihe. They ignored and bullied her, and for five taels of silver, they planned to marry her off to a widower. The timid girl turned into a vengeful spirit. After successfully fighting back, she married someone else. But once Su Ruihe was gone, their lives only grew harder. Regret slowly welled up, and one by one they scrambled to beg her for forgiveness. But Su Ruihe no longer paid them any mind.