The Reborn Legitimate Daughter Defies Heaven

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The Mu family’s only daughter is exceptionally gifted, beautiful, and talented.

All the young men within a hundred li fall for her, but her heart belongs to only one man: the youngest-ever Assistant Minister of Justice.

Yet the man she loved so deeply does not come to marry her. Instead, he is the official overseeing her father’s execution.

She, too, is condemned to exile far away. Though she cannot accept it, there is nothing she can do.

Just then, a young man in white appears and rescues her without a word.

Determined to clear her family’s name, she sets out alone for the capital. Soon after arriving, she falls into the hands of villains who plan to sell her to a brothel.

At the critical moment, the legitimate daughter of the Gu family saves her and takes her into their household. She thinks she can finally devote herself to avenging her father, but accidentally discovers the household’s sordid secrets. Her life worth no more than a blade of grass, she vanishes without a trace from the inner household.

Fate is unpredictable, and Heaven seems to think she deserves another chance: she is reborn in the body of the Gu family’s legitimate daughter, who has just died.

In this new life, she is ruthless and will never again let anyone bully or trample her. Anyone who wronged, provoked, or harmed her will pay for it in blood.

She swears that she will clear the Mu family’s name, even if it costs her everything!

But then she gets involved with a man who is clearly a merciless, murderous prince, yet insists on pretending to be a refined, sickly weakling.

First, he coughs up blood as they bow to each other at their wedding. The next moment, he calmly says, “Stay in your room, my lady. I’ll be back after I kill a few people.”

She smiles brightly and parts her lips. “What a coincidence. I’m off to take a few lives myself. Why don’t we go together?”