After the Real Heiress Comes Clean, Everyone at the Marquis’s Manor Begs Her to Come Back

Qiao Yinyin, the true daughter of the Marquis of Ningyuan’s household. Lost at three and brought home at twelve, she didn’t find a tearful family reunion waiting for her. Instead, they had carefully prepared a deadly trap. Her father thought her uncouth, her mother thought she was beneath the family, and her four brothers saw her as a thorn in their side, all because she had supposedly “bullied” the beloved fake heiress. But she had never bullied anyone. Then one day, the fake heiress pushed her into an icy lake. Her limbs went numb with cold, and her lungs filled with freezing water. Only in the despair of her final moments did she understand: this family’s glorious prospects, official careers, wealth, military honors, medical skills, every last bit of it, came from the blessings earned by her ten lifetimes of good deeds and boundless merit. She died, and her death was horrific! In the Hall of the King of Hell, the ledger of her ten lifetimes of merit shone with golden light. The judge reported in a trembling voice, “This woman did good deeds for ten lifetimes and amassed boundless merit. She should not have met her end here.” Using the merit she had accumulated over countless lifetimes, the King of Hell defied fate and sent her back to age fifteen. This time, Qiao Yinyin wants nothing to do with her parents or brothers, and she wants nothing to do with this bloodthirsty marquis’s household. She cuts her family ties with her own hands and coldly watches the people who once trampled her into the mud. Her eldest brother’s official seal is shattered. Her second brother’s merchant ship sinks. Her third brother is stripped of his military rank. Her fourth brother’s silver needles snap… The Marquis of Ningyuan’s household collapses overnight. Only after they fall into the dust do they learn the truth from a wandering Daoist priest. The household’s twenty years of wealth and glory, and the meteoric rise of its four sons, all depended on the blessings earned by the true daughter, Qiao Yinyin, through ten lifetimes of good deeds. The entire household kneels across the capital, begging her to come back. Qiao Yinyin says, “Your wealth and glory came from the merit I earned over ten lifetimes.” “Your regrets are something I want nothing to do with in this life.” In this life, my merit is only for me!