He Cheated at the Wedding? The True Daughter Was Reborn and Unleashed Chaos on the Spot

[Reborn for revenge + feel-good story + real and fake heiresses + strong heroine + face-slapping and crushing villains + secret identity] In her previous life, on their wedding day, her husband brazenly cheated on her with her “older sister” while coming to fetch the bride. She bore the scorn of countless people and insisted on marrying him, only to regret it for the rest of her life. Not long after the wedding, her husband gave her to a high-ranking official in exchange for advancement, then married her “older sister” again. The official broke both her hands and used her night after night to satisfy his lust. During the day, whenever he was in a foul mood, he would torture and abuse her. Her entire family turned a blind eye. After she died, they even cheered and said it served her right. She regretted it... She regretted sacrificing her whole life for so-called “family affection.” She never expected that Heaven would give her another chance, sending her back to her wedding day. In this life, she would no longer give up herself just to hold on to a meager “family bond.” She would take what belonged to her. As for what didn't belong to her, she'd take it if she felt like it. Her grandmother used her status as an elder to bully her? No problem. A few slaps would sort that out. Her husband liked to cheat? No problem. She'd just cut down the culprit. Her “older sister” liked seducing people? No problem. She'd just ruin her face. Her father liked to scold and lecture her? No problem. One stroke of her sword would take care of him. “You're a born curse! I should never have brought you back!” her father roared. She spread her hands and replied arrogantly, “But you were the ones who begged me to come back. Haven't you heard the saying, ‘It's easy to invite a god, but hard to send one away’?” “You've changed! You weren't like this before!” her mother wailed on her knees. She admired the sword in her hand. “Before was before. Now is now. You said it yourself: that was before.” Don't forget, she was the greatest swordswoman under Heaven.