[Rebirth and annulment of engagement + Machiavellian novel + Crematorium of noble and powerful officials + Sick and weak King Qi handing over the sword + Revenge of the heroine]
Shen Zhiheng, the legitimate daughter of the Zhenbei Hou Mansion, was married to Xie Linzhou, a powerful official of the Qing Dynasty in her previous life.
Everyone said that she was lucky because she married the most upright and noble man in the Xie family.
But seven years after her marriage, she became sick and sick, her child died, and her brother died in the war. The farmhouse and shop left to her by her mother became a stepping stone for the Xie family to climb up the ladder; the people left behind by the Lu family were also driven to desperation one by one.
Xie Linzhou always protected the sick and orphan girl who was staying in Xie Mansion.
Wen Zhaoli coughed, and he asked Shen Zhiheng to be generous.
Wen Zhaoli was short of medicine, so he turned to the pharmacy left by Shen Zhiheng's mother.
Wen Zhaoli's fate lamp was about to go out, so he asked the Imperial Master's Office to write Shen Zhiheng's fate into the Hongluan Book.
It was not until before his death that Shen Zhiheng realized that he was not destined to be ill-fated.
She was taken by the Xie family to extend Wen Zhaoli's life.
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the three days before the wedding.
Xie Linzhou still looked noble: "Zhiheng, Ah Li is weak, why do you care about her?"
Shen Zhiheng smiled.
She stopped taking the medicine.
She settled the account.
Marriage, she will not marry.
Whatever the Xie family took from her, she made them spit it out.
The Marquis of Zhenbei offered her stability, so she cut off the relationship with her own hands.
The Queen Mother used destiny to suppress her, so she exposed the life-eating destiny situation in the Imperial Prefect's Mansion to the eyes of the world.
Later, Xie Linzhou knelt in front of her, begging her to turn back with red eyes.
Before Shen Zhiheng opened his mouth, the sickly King Qi behind him lazily handed over a knife.
"Miss Shen, don't be soft-hearted."
"He owes you more than just his life."
