The Villain's Husband Has Turned Dark

After transmigrating into a world ruled by women, Shen Jiahe becomes a princess with noble status and no worries about food or clothes. She also marries the young master of the Dingguo Marquis's household, hailed as the most beautiful man in the land.

Before she can even celebrate, on their wedding night she discovers that she can hear her new husband's thoughts.

The bad news: this young master is actually a schemer.

The worse news: he has been reborn.

In his previous life, the young master carried out his revenge and seized power in one fell swoop, spiraling into madness as he embraced the path of evil. In this second life, he is a max-level villain back in the beginner's village, rubbing his hands together as he prepares to get down to business.

Shen Jiahe silently lowers the red wedding veil over his head. Is it too late to call off the wedding?

Shen Jiahe knows that her modern way of thinking is no match for the scheming madmen of the ancient household. She also knows that she is the young master's biggest obstacle. Too afraid to ask for a divorce, she does everything she can to care for him, hoping he'll take pity on her and let her go...

But gradually, why does he look at her differently?

In his previous life, Xie Sicun committed countless evils, and in the end he was ground to dust and met a terrible death. But he never regretted it, because he personally sent every one of his enemies to hell before he died.

Reborn, he is calm: He only has to kill them all over again.

Except there's a little mishap along the way this time:

His former wife, who was supposed to die young, actually survived.

At first, he thinks nothing of it. He'll just have to act more carefully and avoid being discovered. But then she takes his hand and asks if he's cold, if he's hungry.

Later, with his hands covered in blood, he finds himself afraid that she'll discover who he really is.

But when that day comes, she simply offers him a handkerchief with a gentle smile. “Don't be afraid. Wipe your hands.”

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