She is the illegitimate daughter of a prestigious family, forced into an arranged marriage. With sincere love and brilliant schemes, she helps him build a magnificent empire.
He tells her, “Hua’er, if I ascend the throne, I promise you the empress’s seat. I’ll cherish only you for the rest of my life.”
He tells her, “If I ever break my promise, you may rip out my heart and liver.”
But after she marries him, she is left making a wedding dress for someone else.
Her own aunt climbs into his bed. She is banished to the Cold Palace, her face ruined and her body crippled. Both her children die tragic deaths.
Reborn, she intends to grant his wish and rip out his heart and liver.
Her aunt is a hypocritical white lotus.
“Hua’er, as long as your aunt is here, I’ll keep you safe.”
Her legal mother plots against her with poisonous schemes.
“Ye Hua, a lowly illegitimate daughter like you thinks she deserves the Crown Prince? Today, I’ll ruin your reputation and have you stuffed into a pig cage.”
Her legitimate older sister shamelessly steals her man.
“Ye Hua, you wretch! How dare you fight me for Brother Feixun? You’re not even worthy of that ugly Ghost King.”
With a pack of dogs barking in front of her, she settles old scores in this life, saves her mother, protects her younger brother, slays her way through the world, and tramples every scumbag man and woman.
She’s busy, too busy to pay attention even when a man comes right to her door. But this man is shameless in a league of his own.
She asks him, “What’s your name?”
He replies, “My surname is ‘you,’ and my given name is ‘husband.’”
She says, “Get lost!”
He says, “Sure. The sheets are ready. Let’s roll around together.”
She shouts, “Close the door! Release the dogs!”
He whimpers, “Woof, woof woof...”
