I Slaughtered My Way Through Exile, While My Late Husband and Child Had a Blast

(Marriage First, Love Later, Two Powerful Leads, Feel-Good Story, Villainess Redeems Herself, Obsessive Male Lead Secretly in Love, Successful Love Rivalry)

Original title: On the Road to Exile, I Slaughter Them All While My Dead Husband and Kids Handle the Rest

Xu Zhitang opened her eyes and found herself five years in the future. She had become the princess consort of her sworn enemy, Xie Linqi, and had three children.

Five years of memories gone, and right from the start, her family was confiscated and she was exiled?

They said she abused the children and was as wicked as an evil stepmother?

They said she had gone so far as to betray her own family to curry favor with Xie Linqi, bringing down the entire Xu family?

And they said that since she couldn't win Xie Linqi's love, she had used his money to lavishly build the House of Worthies, where she flirted and caroused with a dozen young talents?

Xu Zhitang: ?!!

This is a disastrous start! Run!

Unfortunately, she didn't get away. By chance, she found evidence on the road to exile that could clear both the Xie and Xu families.

The "loyal servant" she casually rescued turned out to be the enemy nation's crown prince.

She revived a frozen wasteland where not a blade of grass could grow, turning it into a land of plenty.

Each of her three children was exceptionally gifted, little demons who obeyed her alone.

Years later, the realm was at peace.

Late at night in the palace, the former emperor Xie Linqi, barefoot and clad in a long, pitch-black robe, lifted Xu Zhitang from where she had nodded off over her desk.

She was the empress dowager in name, but carried herself like a courtesan.

He guided one of Xu Zhitang's hands inside his open robe and leaned close, his thin lips nearly touching hers.

"It's late. Your Majesty the Empress Dowager should retire for the night..."

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Everyone knew that the God of War Xie Linqi was born to nobility, cold and aloof, and looked upon everyone as if they were ants. He disdained romance above all.

Only he knew that his wife was someone he had obtained through every underhanded means at his disposal, sparing no effort.