After Getting Caught in a Brothers' Love Triangle

Bai Furong was no good person. She bewitched countless princes and ministers, bringing ruin to the country and misery to its people. In the end, she was cursed by everyone and burned alive.

After being reborn, she showed no remorse. She simply changed the target of her seduction to Feng Ren, the eventual victor of the chaotic age in her previous life, the man who would unite the realm.

At the time, Feng Ren was merely a censor, imprisoned in the condemned cell for denouncing her as a wicked consort who had brought ruin upon the country.

Bai Furong sneaked in. Her jade-white hands teased the condemned man until his face flushed and his breathing grew ragged. A faint smile touched her lips as she murmured, "My darling Feng..."

But the dungeon was pitch-black that day, and Bai Furong mistook him for someone else.

It was Feng Yi, Feng Ren's illegitimate younger brother, as lowly as a stray dog. He was supposed to die in his legitimate elder brother's place, but Bai Furong awakened a bone-deep greed and jealousy within him.

And Feng Ren had seen every bit of Bai Furong's seduction of his younger brother.

When he finally pacified the realm once more, his first decision was to make Bai Furong his empress.

I've gotten involved with two lunatics, Bai Furong thought.

At the coronation ceremony, her mad-dog younger brother led troops in slaughtering the entire palace until it ran red, just to look up at her pleadingly and ask, "Dear sister-in-law, which Feng did you call your darling?"

His mad older brother pointed a sword at Feng Yi and paid him no heed. Feng Ren pulled Bai Furong into his arms. "A-Yi, only your elder brother's wife can call you little brother."

Also known as The Day the Feng Brothers Went Completely Crazy, and My Reward for Being a Bad Woman: Meeting the Feng Brothers.

Coming soon: After I Got Eight Husbands Killed

Su Jinyi's first husband was Xie Lang, the newly appointed top scholar. He cheated in the imperial examinations, and his entire family was sentenced to death.

Her second husband was Wen Qing, the son of the Minister of Rites. As it turned out, his father was the mastermind behind the cheating scandal, and his entire family was sentenced to death.

Fortunately, Su Jinyi had a string of Buddhist prayer beads. Each time she removed a bead, she could be reborn and change the fate of having entrusted herself to the wrong man.

Unfortunately, her later husbands committed embezzlement, treason, regicide, and more. Su Jinyi experienced every crime in the Great Hui Code that carried a sentence of execution for the entire family.

On her eighth rebirth, with only a few prayer beads left, Su Jinyi set her sights on He Zhiyuan, the chief minister who had personally helped the young emperor ascend the throne.

She refused to believe that such a loyal and virtuous minister, with power over the whole court, could be accused of any crime.

On the day of their wedding, the young emperor, Yang Jing, arrived in person.

Before the assembled guests, he called her by her childhood name and drove a dagger into He Zhiyuan's heart. "Jinjin, you can't marry him."

Yang Jing had ascended the throne at a young age, and imperial authority was unstable. He had to lie low and wait for the right moment before eliminating the treacherous ministers and rebels surrounding the court one by one.

Yet Yang Jing began dreaming again and again that Su Jinyi, the tutor's daughter who had grown up with him, married those cunning men, filling him with rage and making him want to eliminate them all...

Yang Jing refused to believe he would risk the realm's future and alert his enemies over one mere woman.

Until one day, he realized none of it had been a dream.

The young emperor's eyes reddened as he asked, "Jinjin, why do you never choose me?"

But he saw her remove another prayer bead.

Theme: No matter the circumstances, always believe in yourself.