The Cannon-Fodder Beauty Marries the Villain Regent for the Second Time (Rebirth)

Wen Jingchi was a ruthless and cruel regent who everyone in the Liang Dynasty wanted to punish. Almost everyone is looking forward to his death, including Yun Yi. Yun Yi and her cousin Chen Shilin were childhood sweethearts. They were originally going to marry him, but Wen Jingchi took her away from her and used ten miles of red makeup to marry Yun Yi into the house. Yun Yi felt dissatisfied, so she did things in the Regent's Palace that she would never do before, such as throwing the palace's priceless jade and deliberately cutting Wen Jingchi's court uniform with scissors... Wen Jingchi didn't care about this at all, and filled Yunyi Courtyard with priceless treasures and dozens of court uniforms, leaving them to be smashed and cut. Until Yun Yi refused Wen Jingchi's advances for sex for the third time, Wen Jingchi, dissatisfied with his desires, forced Yun Yi to the foot of the bed: If you don't comply, I will kill Chen Shilin. Yun Yi endured his nausea and had fun with Wen Jingchi. In the end, Chen Shilin's family was really framed. Yun Yi thought it was Wen Jingchi who did it and wanted to poison him, but was discovered. Wen Jingchi was so angry that he locked up Yunyi, but Yunyi managed to escape. If he could not save Chen Shilin, he would die with Chen Shilin. But Chen Shilin actually sacrificed Yun Yi to Wen Jingchi's nemesis in order to survive. In the end, Yun Yi was tortured to death and Wen Jingchi went crazy. Only after Yun Yi died did he realize Wen Jingchi's deep love for him, but it was too late. It wasn't until he was reborn on the eve of his wedding that Yunyi's family discovered that Yunyi, who was still looking for life and death, was full of expectations. On the night of the wedding, Wen Jingchi knew that Yun Yi was unwilling, but he still stood by the bed and said: "If you don't obey, I will kill Chen Shilin." Unexpectedly, Yun Yi took off his belt, half-exposing his shoulders, and his eyes were full of affection: "Okay, husband." Purpose: Do not harm others while you are alive.