Back to the Beast World: The Villainess Is Spoiled by the Wolf King Until Her Legs Go Weak

[Reborn in the beast world + a villainess turns her life around + fertile and fierce + face-slapping and punishing scum] P.S. The heroine is a honey badger, a real fighter who flies into a rage and takes on anyone who crosses her. In her previous life, Jiang Ye’s family was destroyed because of Lu Li, a fake Saintess. She trusted the scumbag Hu Lie and handed over the Blood Marrow Stone and Red Crystals her parents had left her. Even her only brother, the one person who truly cared for her, was tricked into becoming a slave. In the end, she was thrown into a sacrificial pit and bled dry. As she lay dying, the only one who came to save her was Bai Chuan, the useless wolf she had once despised, dragging his ruined beast core behind him. When she opened her eyes again, Jiang Ye had been reborn in the Black Forest. Lu Li came to find her in tears, claiming to be worried while secretly hoping to collect her corpse. Hu Lie called her vicious and spoiled. Everyone thought a ferocious beast had torn her to pieces. Then Jiang Ye walked out, covered in blood, dragging the beast’s corpse at her feet. “Looking for me?” This time, she wouldn’t hold back. The scumbag man and the wicked woman could stay together forever. Everything they’d taken from her, they’d give back. When the tribe leader withheld her Red Crystals, she overturned the crystal-dividing platform right there. When Lu Li pretended to be a Saintess, Jiang Ye forced her to retake the fertility test. Whoever laid a hand on her brother would be questioned one slash at a time until they talked. Everyone called Bai Chuan a useless wolf, unworthy of her. Later, Bai Chuan’s beast markings awakened, and his snow-white wolf eyes opened as he stood in front of her. “She’s my female.” “Anyone who touches her gets torn apart.” Everyone said Jiang Ye had changed. She’d become crazed, ruthless, and impossible to fool. Jiang Ye gripped her bone knife and gave a laugh. “Can’t be helped.” “People who’ve died once tend to have a bad temper.”