In her previous life, Sui Nanyu's half-sister severed the tendons in both her legs, poisoned her eyes until she went blind, cut off her toes, and sliced off half an ear... In the end, she was burned alive in a dark dungeon.
After her death, the arrogant, all-powerful regent held her corpse and wept in utter anguish. Then he slit his own throat and followed her.
Reborn, she gazed at the man before her, a man who loved her with near-obsessive devotion and had ruined her entire life, yet to her surprise, she couldn't bring herself to hate him.
This time, she would no longer resist the affection he showered on her. She would use his influence to flaunt her wealth, blind her wicked half-sister, and cripple the concubine who had tormented her mother.
From then on, a female fiend named Sui Nanyu appeared in the capital.
The heroine deserved what she deserved in her previous life, but she was still not that good after her rebirth.
I just felt really disgusting when I read Chapter 33. Two men were forced to kiss each other. Why did they stay with me at all? I was speechless.
The author writes well
It's so good-looking, so good-looking, the plot has ups and downs, there are laughs and tears, it's really good-looking.
Isn't there a good woman around the heroine?
The plot really shocked me. It was completely different from what the introduction said. The heroine is really brainless. Even if she is brainless, she has to be said to be smart. I don't mind having a male partner, but the two sisters who were promised ended up having an affair with me here. The heroine is a coward at home, but her daughter and the hero are at odds with each other. A lot of the logic does not make sense, and there are a lot of typos. I really can't watch it.
The male protagonist's paranoia is a bit overwhelming.
I don't know where the good reviews came from. There is no normal person among them. Their views on emotions and behavior are ruining all three views.
I can't stand it any longer. This heroine is simply a lunatic, a Qiong Yao-style Madonna. It's the first time I've given up writing.
To be honest, being in love too much is not something ordinary people can bear.