After My Death, I Was Destined to Be Hated by All, So I Cut Ties and Seized the Throne

In her previous life, she enjoyed the emperor’s favor for ten years, yet was always one step short of becoming empress. Then the emperor died and her nemesis took the throne. Her limbs were cut off, and her tongue was sliced out as she was bled to death. Reborn, Lin Handai tears off the mask of the virtuous, gentle woman. Instead of trying to please everyone, she crashes into anyone who gets in her way, and it feels wonderful! The family members who can no longer bleed her dry accuse her: “You ungrateful wretch! How did the Lin family raise such an unfilial descendant?” Lin Handai: “Hah. This is the first time I’ve heard of a chicken coop looking down on a phoenix.” Her vicious enemy, defeated and raving mad, says, “I was reborn too. Why wasn’t I the one who won?” Lin Handai: “A fool will still be a fool after being reborn ten thousand times. Did you really mistake your luck in your past life for actual ability?” Her ex-husband, the emperor she never managed to win over, drops to his knees and begs her to come back. “Handai, I truly love you. Could you look at me again, just once?” Lin Handai: “Who are you?” At last, she understands: being universally adored is nothing compared to being universally disliked. Rather than sit back and wait for others to pick her over, she should take the initiative. “If the emperor won’t give me the throne, I’ll replace him with another emperor. And if that still doesn’t work, I’ll become emperor myself!” Her bargain-bin husband claps and cheers her on. “Great! Whatever Dadai says is right.”