She is as gentle as the breeze and as beautiful as a chrysanthemum. Yet she is cursed with ill fate, having brought about the deaths of eight husbands. Hunted by her husband’s uncle, she stumbles into a prince’s manor by chance and encounters a celestial beauty, only to lose her virginity in misery. “What do you mean I’m ignorant, shallow, and stupid? You’re the one who’s stiff-faced, dumb, and stingy!” “What, you’ll give me ten thousand taels of silver? I’m not a prostitute!” “You won’t marry me? I don’t want to marry you either!” Faced with vicious servants, a wicked older sister, and a cold-faced husband, she smiles icily. Those who bully me will be bullied by me in turn. Those who humiliate me will be humiliated by me in turn. Those who seek my death will be destroyed by me!
When she has crushed all her enemies between her fingertips, who, in the end, is the real good-for-nothing?
Let the battles in the household, the imperial palace, and the court begin. Let’s see who has the last laugh! One is a scheming sage, one an elegant emperor, and one an arrogant prince. Each would devote his entire life to her, a lowly concubine-born daughter!
