This Time, I'll Be the Head of the Family

Ophesia died beneath a Roman soldier's sword. When she opened her eyes again, she saw her twin brother's body, still warm. She realized she had been reborn, returned to the age of thirteen, when her twin brother fell from his horse. If she did nothing, her nephew would seize all of her father's property, and her fiance would sell her to a gladiator school after his old flame returned. This time, she resolved to take her brother's place and commit every evil deed under the sun, dragging the hypocritical, filthy nobles in white robes down to hell. The aristocratic daughter, disguised as a man, stroked her signet ring and gazed coldly at the towering Roman Senate. Set in the late Roman Republic, 300,000 words. Because of the historical setting, the heroine will remain disguised as a man to survive. Only a very small number of those close to her know the truth, but this is indeed a romance. The heroine did not transmigrate. She is a native who was reborn, born into a noble family and constrained by the limitations of her time. Theme: Know the law, honor the law, and protect the law