The Reborn Cannon Fodder Beauty Marries the Villainous Regent King

Wen Jingchi is ruthless, cruel, and merciless, the regent of the Great Liang Dynasty whom everyone wants dead.

Almost everyone hopes he will die, including Yun Yi.

Yun Yi and his cousin Chen Shilin grew up together and were childhood sweethearts. She was supposed to marry him, but Wen Jingchi took her by force and married her with a lavish procession of ten miles of wedding gifts.

Full of resentment, Yun Yi did things in the Prince Regent's residence that she never would have done before, such as smashing a priceless jade screen and deliberately cutting Wen Jingchi's court robes to shreds with scissors...

Wen Jingchi didn't care at all. He even filled Yun Yi's courtyard with priceless treasures and dozens of court robes, letting her smash and cut them as she pleased.

It wasn't until Yun Yi rejected Wen Jingchi's advances for the third time that the frustrated prince cornered her at the foot of the bed. "If you don't give in, I'll kill Chen Shilin."

Suppressing her disgust, Yun Yi made love to Wen Jingchi.

In the end, Chen Shilin's family really was framed. Yun Yi thought Wen Jingchi was behind it and tried to poison him, but she was discovered.

Furious, Wen Jingchi locked Yun Yi up. She managed to escape, and since she couldn't save Chen Shilin, she decided to die alongside him.

But Chen Shilin actually offered Yun Yi to Wen Jingchi's mortal enemy in exchange for his own life. In the end, Yun Yi was tortured to death, and Wen Jingchi went mad.

Only after Yun Yi died did she learn how deeply Wen Jingchi loved her, but by then it was too late.

Then she was reborn on the eve of her wedding. Her family discovered that Yun Yi, who had once been desperate to die, now wore an eager smile.

On their wedding night, Wen Jingchi knew Yun Yi was unwilling, but still stood beside the bed and said, "If you don't give in, I'll kill Chen Shilin."

To his surprise, Yun Yi untied her sash, revealing a bare shoulder. Her eyes were full of tender affection. "All right, husband."

Theme: In life, one must not harm others.