[Rebirth + legitimate daughter + peerless in medicine and poison + taking down scumbags and scheming women + family intrigue and power struggles + a cunning, mad prince who spoils her without limits]
In her previous life, she was Su Yi, the only legitimate daughter of the Protector General’s household. She mistook the identity of the person who saved her life, loved the crown prince for ten years, and poured her heart and soul into paving his way to the throne.
But in the end, her half-sister ruined her reputation, while her uncle and aunt poisoned her parents. They seized her family’s fortune, and the scumbag crown prince rose to power on the blood of the General’s household’s main branch. He forced her to drink poison that would tear through her insides and had her turned into a human swine.
With her dying breath, she watched her enemies carry on an affair before her parents’ memorial tablets. She saw the heads of her family, loyal to the end, hung on the city gates to bake in the sun. She died with her eyes open!
When she opens her eyes again, she has returned to the moment at fifteen when her half-sister pushed her into the water and her life hung in the balance!
Armed with the unparalleled medical and poison arts of Ghost Valley and the memories of two lifetimes, she refuses to be a lovesick fool this time. She’ll take revenge the moment she’s wronged!
Her half-sister steals her jewelry and frames her? Su Yi finds the stolen goods on her right there, tears off her fake innocent facade, and makes her the laughingstock of the entire capital!
Her uncle and aunt secretly poison her birth mother? Su Yi exposes their plot to seize the family fortune, breaks both their legs, and drives them out of the General’s household!
The scumbag crown prince wants to use her as a pawn in his bid for the throne? Too bad. I’m taking your path to the throne, your position as crown prince, and your worthless life!
Everyone in the capital says that after falling into the water, the General’s legitimate daughter became a ruthless lunatic whom everyone should avoid.
She has accounted for every sinister plot, but failed to anticipate that Pei Heng, the powerful yet irreverent young prince, would hold her in his arms in front of everyone, his phoenix eyes burning with a possessive madness.
“Yi’er, I’d hand you this entire empire. Could you at least look back at me?”
Su Yi: ? Weren’t we supposed to focus on revenge, not romance? Why has the one regret I carried from my previous life come looking for me?