"Palace intrigue and household scheming, an evil woman who never redeems herself, no morals, female-centered, men competing for her, stealing the heroine's opportunities, a flirtatious, somewhat irresistible beauty"
For specific content warnings, see Chapters 1 and 32.
In her previous life, Xu He stole her half-sister's jade pendant and claimed to be the person who had saved her, then married Liu Heng, the heir to the marquis's estate.
But three years into their marriage, the truth came out. Xu He's reputation sank overnight, she was confined to the Buddhist hall, and she died just six months later.
Only after her death did Xu He learn that she was the villainess in a storybook, while her half-sister Xu Nian was the heroine. Everyone who had hurt Xu He would meet a bad end.
Reborn on the day Xu Nian first returned to the estate, Xu He gave a scornful smile. The heroine? Why should she get that title? Xu He was determined to see how a dead woman could be the heroine!
If she couldn't kill her, she'd steal her opportunities and seize her fortune!
The heroine's future opportunities and status, control of the marquis's household, riches and gold, noblewoman's title... Xu He wanted it all!
The aloof Crown Prince, once high above everyone else, descended from his pedestal, his gaze dark. "How can the mere title of heir's wife compare with the honor of being Crown Princess?"
The dashing young general took first place at the autumn hunt. Smiling, he came to Xu He and pulled a snow-white wolf cub from his robes. "Look! It's beautiful and clever. It's perfect for you."
Her arrogant, hot-tempered fiancé's younger brother blushed as he gave her a hairpin. "My brother is stiff and boring. What's so good about him?"
Her refined and upright fiancé, the heir to the marquis, cornered her in the carriage, his voice husky. "They're only a couple of wildflowers, my lady. Don't let them turn your head."
Her younger brother, whose parentage was in doubt, curled up on her lap with red-rimmed eyes. "Sister, do I have to cut out my heart for you to believe I'm sincere?"
"Men are all pawns. An evil woman never redeems herself."
The male protagonists are all unclean in heart. It can be seen from the relationship between the male protagonists and the original heroine in the previous life written by the author - they were the original heroine's loyal dog, they also had a secret crush on the original heroine, etc. I read that the author in the comment area asked a reader whether to be pure. The author said that it is unrealistic and that the male protagonist must be pure. However, the article he wrote did not write about the purity of the male protagonist. I don't know whether the body is clean or unclean. The heart must be unclean. The heroine is well set up, but the male protagonists in the previous life had a close relationship with the original heroine, which is not consistent. It fits what you told the readers, because many people came in to read it directly because of the male protagonist Quan Jie you mentioned. This is like tricking the readers into coming in and creating a flight. The chapter that the author has updated so far is like this. Babies who want to see Jie can move on. I was also created a flight. Goodbye
It's a pity that I wanted to write about the heroine becoming emperor in the later stage, but it may be really difficult to conceive, so I stopped updating it. But I still like this book very much. I like the setting of the female protagonist. I don't really care whether the male protagonist is clean or not. After all, the female protagonist has the right to choose.