The Princess Consort Returns from Hell at Max Level to Crush Her Foes, and the Prince Kneels

A shocking turn of events: the plot has gone off the rails. The author has transmigrated into the book and is risking their life to fix it. Leave a comment if you have questions.

Huang Xi once crawled through the mud like a dog, trampled into the ground. Three of her ribs were kicked in, and poison was forced down her throat until she vomited blood.

The aloof prince gripped her chin and sneered. “Accept my favor on your knees.”

Once, his eyes bloodshot, he plunged a cold blade into her abdomen. His lips brushed the tip of her ear as he murmured,

“I’ll clean out that filthy thing for you.”

He went mad, becoming a demon. Holding her in his arms, he fondly ruffled her hair and personally fed her water that melted bone.

“Be good. Don’t be afraid. Drink this, and your bones will soften one by one. First your hands, then your feet, until you can’t even crawl.”

His voice was soft, as if he were talking about something amusing.

“Then all you’ll be able to do is lie here like a dog and watch yourself slowly melt into a puddle...”

But she didn’t die.

She returned from hell, and the first thing she did was cripple the right hand he was so proud of, the one that had gripped her chin.

She tore down his prince’s residence, shattered his dreams of sitting on the throne, and ripped every last one of his fantasies to pieces with her own hands.

The prince went mad. He threw down his sword and smashed his crown, then fell to his knees before her, banging his forehead until it bled. His voice trembled.

“If you want my life, take it. Just please don’t kick me away.”

She looked down at him, her red robes billowing, and scoffed. “No... I want you to live and watch me rise to glory, lifted to the heavens by your sworn enemy.”

The great fiend once known as the “evil dragon” and the God of Slaughter now held her by the waist and wiped the blood from her fingertips, speaking gently.

“Does your hand hurt? I’ll take care of the rest.”

A guide to this book: angst, madness, catharsis, and sweetness.