Everyone Says I'm Bad Luck for My Husband, but the Buddhist Heir Insists on Breaking His Vows to Dote on Me

In her previous life, Fu Yao gave in to her aunt’s pleas and agreed to marry her cousin to bring him good fortune. Instead, she was passed from one powerful man to another as a lowly concubine, and died without a proper burial.

Only after her death did she learn that it had all happened because the cold, aloof Buddhist gentleman of the Marquis of Shun’s household had glanced at her a few times, provoking her cousin’s jealousy and prompting her to plot it all.

Reborn, Fu Yao’s first move is to seduce the cold, aloof Buddhist gentleman her cousin loves but cannot have.

She also takes his jade pendant, which he always wears.

When he comes looking for her, she puts on teary eyes and says, “Didn’t Young Master Pei promise my cousin he’d take care of me?”

Pei Chengyan looks into the woman’s tearful eyes and can only think that he must be bewitched.

She is clearly a scheming, ruthless woman who will stop at nothing to get what she wants. So why has he fallen under her spell? At first, he only watched over her as best he could, in accordance with his late friend’s final wish. But little by little, he wanted nothing more than to tear out his heart and give it to her, breaking his own rules for her again and again.