[Revenge | Everyone Is Evil | Heroine Awakens | Ex-Husbands Reborn | Rivalry for Her Affections | The Men Beg for Her Back | 1VN]
With only a month until her wedding, Chang Ying awakens.
Only then does she learn that she is living in a forbidden romance novel filled with every kind of depravity.
Adultery, a brother taking his younger brother’s wife, using a surrogate to bear a child, a widow breaking her vows, an emperor stealing his subject’s wife: the novel has all five deadly sins, and she is its heroine, the woman everyone condemns and uses for amusement.
She loved the childhood sweetheart who married into a powerful family instead, trusted the husband who promised her forever but died young, and longed for the emperor who took her by force before treating her like discarded trash.
But every love became a knife plunged into her in the end.
She died on a cold night in the palace, barely into her twenties.
Only after her death did they start performing their devotion.
They bestowed posthumous titles on her, erected a monument, wept at her grave, knelt before her memorial tablet, and put her son on the throne, gilding their callousness with a lifetime of regret.
How ridiculous.
When she was alive, no one treated her like a person. Now that she was dead, she had become the burden in everyone’s heart.
She refused to accept that ending.
After awakening, Chang Ying vowed to stay away from those false-hearted men.
But what she never expected was that her former husbands had all been reborn.
Her first husband, who died young, pursued her relentlessly. Her treacherous second husband chased after her without end. And her third husband, the lofty emperor, was determined to have her.
If they couldn’t go their separate ways, she would seize the moment and rise above them all.
Her choices were not limited to a few former husbands.
In the original novel, morality bound her, making every relationship a source of endless torment and anguish.
But now that she was awake, she had no scruples.
This time, she would seize power with everyone’s regret and devotion beneath her feet.
She would stand above them all.
