You Treated Me Like Dirt, but Now I'm the Royal Family's Favorite. Why Are You Crying?

Only at the very end did Wen Ruqing realize the truth. Her own father and brothers had been using her all along. In the end, because her sister had taken her place as the eldest princess’s adopted daughter, they sent Wen Ruqing far away to marry into Northern Rong. There, they cut open her belly while she was in labor, took her baby, and left her to be torn apart by wild dogs. Heaven had mercy on her: Wen Ruqing was reborn. But the moment she opens her eyes, she hears her sweet and innocent sister choose to stay with their father and brothers, eagerly looking forward to a future free of political marriages. What a joke. She was the one who fought to secure that good life. What did those ungrateful wretches have to do with it? She secured her father the post of Minister of Personnel, helped her eldest brother become a great general, made her second brother the richest man in the country, and helped her third brother become a celebrated top scholar. Without her, those idiots would struggle even to beg for food. Wen Ruqing turns around and enters the eldest princess’s residence, expecting to be treated as harshly as her sister was. Instead, her adoptive mother, the eldest princess, immediately gives her two heavy gold bangles. She hasn’t even done a thing, yet the members of the royal family are already calling her their darling and spoiling her rotten! She knew life would be good, but this good? It’s almost too good! The only flaw is that a prickly, proud young foster brother in the residence keeps staring at her. Well, whatever he is, she’ll just treat him like a puppy. A few more head pats and a little teasing, and won’t he follow her around with sparkling eyes, calling her “Big Sister”?