After I Died, My Ex-Husband Said He Didn't Kill Me

After her ex-husband killed her to prove his Dao, Fu Sinan transmigrates again.

In her previous life, she became someone else's stepping stone to the Great Dao without even understanding how it happened. Fu Sinan has never accepted it.

She devotes herself to cultivation, hoping to tear through space and avenge herself for what happened in her past life.

Only when she meets her ex-husband at the Hundred Sects Grand Tournament does she realize that, across both transmigrations, she has ended up in the same world.

By then, her ex-husband's reputation has become even more terrifying.

Some say he slaughtered the entire Yan family, not even sparing his infant younger brother.

Some say he murdered his master and wiped out his sect with a single sword, leaving the steps of the mountain gate soaked in blood for three days and nights.

Some say that after his former wife's death, he went mad from cultivation and imprisoned himself for a hundred years...

Former wife Fu Sinan: "...!!"

Who keeps making up these wild stories?

She scoffs and continues along her path of revenge.

She never expects that one day, her ex-husband will stagger up to her with a blood-soaked sword, his eyes brimming with an obsession that hasn't yet burned out.

Fu Sinan: ...

Wait, are the rumors true?

She suddenly smiles.

The sword tip presses against her ex-husband's throat.

Her voice is as light as if she's making conversation. "Try using me as a pretext again, and I'll show you what the after-sales service for Version 2.0 of 'killing your wife to prove your Dao' looks like."

A paranoid, dark, overpowered man x a capable, resourceful woman

PS: There is no killing his wife to prove his Dao. The heroine only thinks that's what happened.

A groveling pursuit.

A tragic ending in their past life. This time, she runs and he chases.

The heroine's growth is the main focus.

Theme: Even a swarm of ants can devour an elephant.