Cast Aside in a Choice Between Two? The Reborn Poisonous Beauty Tears Up Her Marriage Contract and Marries into the Imperial Clan

【Reborn into a Household Feud + Face-Slapping + Revenge on Scum + No Forgiveness for Those Who Come Crawling Back】 On the eve of her coming-of-age ceremony, Ruan Lanxi and her cousin Ruan Qingxue were kidnapped by bandits. Given a choice between the two girls, her fiancé, Gu Zhixing, chose her cousin without hesitation. After her innocence was taken and she had endured endless humiliation, Gu Zhixing gave her hope again by marrying her. But all he wanted was to imprison her in a secret chamber and use her blood to make medicine, torturing her for thirteen long years! And it turned out that her own Ruan clan relatives had conspired with Gu Zhixing all along! Reborn at last, she decided that if no one would choose her, she would find her own way to survive. An orphan with no power, influence, or support? Ruan Lanxi set her sights on the man who had collected her body in her previous life: the Prince Su's heir, Xie Xuanzhou, the envoy of the Seven Lodges Bureau, whom she respectfully called “Cousin.” Using a poisonous parasite as bait, she lured her cousin, a man with power over the court, into willingly becoming her blade. Her cousin schemes to steal her dowry? Kill! Her clan wants to devour her inheritance? Kill! The scumbag wants to use her to climb the ranks? Kill! Ruan Lanxi would no longer indulge these ungrateful wolves. She would make everyone who plotted against her pay for their crimes in blood. By the time they had lost everything and were fighting for their lives, Ruan Lanxi had become the most celebrated beauty in the capital, with a phoenix's destiny at her doorstep. Gu Zhixing, consumed by regret, crawled at her feet. “Lanlan, you’re the one I’ve always loved!” Her cousin, once cold and arrogant, reached out and drew Ruan Lanxi into his arms, blocking her from Gu Zhixing’s view. His eyes reddened at the corners. “You use me and toss me aside, flirt with me and then run away? Cousin, that’s not very nice…”