On the Day I Divorced, I Took Over My Ex-Husband's Family Graveyard

On the day we divorced, the Lu family forced me to leave with nothing.

I signed only because Appendix Six stated that management of the ancestral graveyard at Wanglong Ridge would belong to me.

The next day, the Lu residence lost power, the ancestral tablets in the Buddhist shrine shattered, and a pipe burst at the Lu family’s medical complex. My ex-husband asked how much money I wanted. I pushed the management-rights document back toward him. “I’m in charge of the ancestral graves, and I’ll settle the Lu family’s debts too.”

They thought they were getting rid of a useless ex-wife. They had no idea that Wanglong Ridge held three generations of the Lu family’s wealth and the truth behind my parents’ deaths.

This time, I’m not asking the Lu family to take me back. I just want them to repay, one by one, everything they owe.