In my previous life, I spent seven years loving him, only for him to cast me aside on our wedding night.
At the wedding, he abandoned me for my “heart-attack-stricken” sister, turning me into the laughingstock of the entire city.
On our wedding night, I was at death’s door, begging him to save me. He only sneered and said, “Just hurry up and die. Then no one will make Weiwei unhappy.”
After I died, he held my body and finally went mad.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back at the moment he abandoned me at the wedding.
This time, I took off my veil and announced before everyone, “The wedding is off. Lu Shiyan and I will never see each other again, in life or death.”
Then I turned and married the true head of the Lu family: his iron-fisted, all-powerful uncle, Lu Xiao.
From then on, I rewrote the rules of the game.
I became his nominal “Aunt-in-law,” outranking him by a generation.
Using the memories of my past life, I plotted at every turn, grinding the business empire he cared about most into ruin, inch by inch.
When he knelt at my feet, red-eyed and trembling as he offered me tea, I smiled and asked,
“How does this tea taste compared to the one I begged you for before I died?”
Meanwhile, my new husband, Lu Xiao, pulled me into his arms in front of everyone.
“Qingci, when you’re done playing, come home.”
“Half the Lu empire and all the love I have for the rest of my life are yours to claim.”
This was a carefully planned revenge, but it unexpectedly won me true love and a throne.
