The Commandery Princess Sends Ghosts to Her Wedding: Would the Young General Dare Marry Her?

Yu Sanqi died. Her parents called her a jinx and said they should never have taken her back in. Her eldest and second eldest brothers called her hopeless, vicious, and stupid. Her fourth younger sister accused her of shamelessly stealing the man she loved. They threw her body out of the house and struck her from the family register. Yet just after she died, an imperial decree arrived. She was posthumously granted the title of Commandery Princess, and her entire family rose in rank and status thanks to her achievements. How was that fair? But it didn’t matter. Yu Sanqi could rise from the dead, and she wouldn’t be at peace until she destroyed every last one of those scumbags in her family! From then on, Yu Sanqi was no more. There was only Sanqi, living for herself! She had given her scumbag parents careers and ageless beauty? She took them back! She had given her two scumbag brothers scholarly works and healthy bodies? She took them back! And her fourth sister’s endless lies? Hah. Liars deserved to swallow a thousand needles! The Yu family begged for forgiveness. Sanqi sneered: How much is your forgiveness worth? Sanqi was born extraordinary. Her Yin-Yang Eyes let her see into the netherworld, gaze upon ghosts and gods, and read people’s hearts. But family ties had blinded her. Once she broke through that veil, the road ahead became clear, and wherever she went, ghosts followed. Gradually, Sanqi began to notice something strange. Why did all these little ghosts, big ghosts, ghost generals, and ghost kings look so familiar? Weren’t they the brothers, uncles, aunts, and elder sisters who had watched over her as she grew up in Huangquan Village? Then the Underworld reappeared, and she ascended to the throne. She heard them call her the Lord of the Reincarnation Prison! When her family abandoned her and everyone despised her, one person alone braved everything to claim her body. Young General Yan said, “Everyone else may abandon her! I, Yan Du, never will!” Yan Du: “I spent my life in this world simply enduring, until I met you. Only then did I find fulfillment, only then did I become whole.”