Chu Yanran married into a distinguished marquis's household, a mere merchant's daughter who had climbed to the top.
She spent her entire life pouring out her vast fortune, only to be driven to hang herself!
She watched as the marquis's family trampled over the Chu clan's corpses, joined forces with the Fourth Prince to usurp the throne,
and was rewarded with the title of prince, second only to the emperor and above all others!
Chu Yanran died with her eyes wide open!
How could a family of vile, sinful beasts live in such luxury, basking in wealth and glory?!
Where was Heaven's justice? Where was fairness?
Then she came back to life.
She would make every last member of the Duke's household taste the agony of having their entire clan executed!
During a royal hunt, Chu Yanran once saved a bandit.
She never imagined this uncouth man could turn the world upside down, becoming the Buddha who granted her wishes!
Chu Yanran gave herself five years to bring down the rebel Four-Thousand-Year-Old and wipe out her husband's entire clan!
Of course, she and her relatives would all get away unscathed!
Just as she was making a scene and the duke handed her a divorce letter, sending her away with nothing,
the bandit appeared at the gate on a magnificent horse.
"Forget being a noble lady of the first rank!
How about coming up the mountain with me and becoming my bandit queen, The Outcast, second only to me and above everyone else?"
The heroine is reborn as a dog, as weak and incompetent as she was in her previous life! Since I have both civil and military skills, am I remembering correctly? Is that what I said before? Can't we just give this scumbag a beating?? Are you trying to make him run away from the heroine when he sees her???? If a beating doesn't work, then beat him once in a while. Didn't the heroine catch the scumbag and dare not say anything about being beaten by her own wife???