Yesterday, the Marquess’s Heir’s Wife. Today, I’m Dancing on My Ex-Husband’s Grave

In her previous life, Ji Shu entered a blind marriage with the heir to the Marquis of Wuding, and, abiding by the rules of feminine virtue, spent eighteen years living as a wife in name only. Only as she lay dying did she learn that her husband had always loved someone else!

He had fled beyond the frontier on their wedding day to find her! He lied that his body was damaged and he couldn't consummate their marriage so he could remain chaste for his true love! Even the children she had worked so hard to raise were his children with that woman!

Her in-laws, uncles and aunts, brothers and sisters-in-law: they had all kept the truth from her so they could make her toil like an ox and a horse, nourishing the marquis's household for the rest of her life!

After being angered to death, Ji Shu was reborn, and she finally saw things clearly.

To hell with feminine virtue!

Her mother-in-law was addicted to gambling, so Ji Shu pointed her toward the casinos. Her younger brother-in-law was fond of drugs, so she found someone to help him get his fix. Those ungrateful little ingrates? She would cripple them outright!

She thought she would spend this life alone, with a fortune in her arms, but then her elder brother-in-law, who had died a violent death in her previous life, returned to the capital in glory.

He was handsome, brave, and devoted. He was a little hard on her back, but he treated her far better than that scumbag, by eighteen whole streets.

The male lead, willing to be the other man for love: (gritting his teeth) Are you going to divorce him, or should I kill him?

Ji Shu thought it over. A younger brother inheriting his elder brother's wife? Nothing wrong with that.