My Whole Family Are Ungrateful Wolves, So I Was Reborn to Ruin Them

Jiang Nuan is the daughter of an imperial merchant. She marries into the declining household of a great general as his second wife. She puts all her husband’s children under her name and raises them to be successful. She manages the household and uses her dowry to keep the great general’s family afloat, despite its chronic deficit. When the Jiang family falls into ruin, her eldest daughter brings her poisoned wine and a white silk sash. Her eldest and second sons force her to her death. At her coffin, she learns that her adopted son and daughter were both born to her husband’s mistress. Her husband and the mistress even join hands to mock her, revealing the lifelong scheme they had plotted against her. Reborn, Jiang Nuan decides to protect her family. As for the children born to the Lu family’s mistress who call her Mother, she doesn’t intend to spare a single one. Her eldest daughter uses her beauty to get away with anything? Then Jiang Nuan will ruin her face! Her eldest son is a scholar and a martial artist? Then she’ll break both his legs! Her second son is an idle layabout? Then she’ll make sure he lives up to his reputation as a good-for-nothing! Her worthless husband and his mistress can stop hiding, too. She’ll make them the laughingstock of the capital. But why is her husband’s friend helping her take on her husband’s family? What? Now that I’m a widow, you want to marry me?