Wei Shu had three men who made promises to her in her life.
The first promised to welcome her as his wife and treat her as a treasure throughout his life; in the end, he not only accepted her as his concubine, but also dedicated her to the king as a gift.
The second one promised her boundless romance and thousands of miles of land; in the end, he clutched her wrist bones tightly on the hospital bed and asked her to be buried for him.
As for the third one, he promised her that she could escape death and leave the palace to regain her freedom.
In the end, he personally ordered her to be killed.
In the face of overwhelming power, her life does not matter.
After drinking the poison, she returned to the beginning where everything had not happened yet.
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Pei Shuo was born into a top-notch nobleman. He went to the battlefield when he was a teenager. No matter how serious his injuries were, he would never bend his back. Who would have expected that he would be willing to bend his back for a weak girl.
The girl didn't appreciate his kindness and called him uncle coldly. She looked at him as if she were looking at another person. She would rather marry his good and useless nephew to swim in the muddy waters of the royal family.
As she wished, he was driven crazy.
*The heroine is reborn, and the male characters gradually recover their past life memories
*The heroine will deliberately hang people up and let them compete in the Shura field
*The male protagonist is ten years older than the female protagonist, and they are not related by blood.
*The male protagonist has perfect masculine virtues, and he will be c-like in both lives
*Cold and weak beauty x Dog training literature that is arrogant and crazy and criticizes powerful officials, sober and sinking
*The heroine is very beautiful, very beautiful, the heartthrob Mary Sue
*The male and female protagonists are not perfect characters
*Fantasy, very empty, a hodgepodge of backgrounds made up by the author
*Retained on January 27, 2026, may be deleted later.
Intention: It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on others
