My First Sword After Rising from the Dead: Slaying My Devoted Husband of Five Hundred Years

[Fantasy, powerful heroine, harem rivalry, groveling for his wife with no forgiveness, face-slapping and scum-bashing, steamy romantic tension]

Mu Li died to save her husband, Cang Jue. For five hundred years, Cang Jue searched high and low for a priceless treasure. At last, he gathered her soul in a white jade coffin and brought her back to life.

But when Mu Li wakes, she triggers a memory array and sees with her own eyes how, over the past five hundred years, her “dear husband” has been getting intimate with countless confidantes in exchange for the materials needed to revive her. To obtain the Azure Heaven Sect’s priceless treasure, he even agrees to marry the sect leader’s eldest daughter as a co-wife, with the three of them spending the rest of their lives together.

“I died for you, and you used my life to pave the way for your playboy lifestyle?”

Mu Li sneers, sweeps up all the remaining celestial dew and spirit medicines in the coffin, and awakens a rare “Supreme Charm Bone,” found only once in a generation.

She writes a letter of divorce in blood, slaps it onto the coffin lid, and walks into the world of cultivation.

When Cang Jue returns, fresh from slaughtering his way out of a forced-marriage ceremony and eager to see his beloved wife, all he finds is an empty jade coffin and that glaring letter of divorce. He goes berserk on the spot, consumed by demonic cultivation, and searches for her like a madman.

He has no idea that his delicate, white-moonlight ex-wife is now nestled in the arms of the most ruthless Demon Lord in the world, has stirred a monk’s worldly desires, and has made an arrogant Sword Sovereign gladly serve as her guard. When the truth finally comes out and Cang Jue kneels in the rain, weeping as he begs her to come back, Mu Li merely lifts the Demon Lord’s chin with lazy ease. “Ex-hubby, don’t interrupt me and my new love.”