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After the Marquis Household’s Mistress Was Reborn, She Went on a Rampage

by 二月红火

[Ancient-setting household intrigue + rebirth + revenge + tormenting scum + slow, drawn-out retribution] Shen Qingyue married into the marquis household and spent ten years toiling without complaint, emptying her dowry to subsidize the family. In return, she received this: her parents were murdered, her family property was swallowed up, and her two daughters died tragic deaths one after another. She fell gravely ill, and on her deathbed, she discovered the truth. All of this had been orchestrated by her husband and her adopted sister working together. It turned out that even before Shen Qingyue’s marriage, her adopted sister had already been carrying on with her future husband. After the wedding, her husband kept the adopted sister hidden outside, where she lived a life of luxury. Betrayed by the people closest to her, Shen Qingyue died in fury and resentment. Reborn, her first act was to expose the affair between her husband and her adopted sister—and then bring the woman into the household. After all, with her enemies right before her eyes, revenge would be so much easier to carry out. Next, she feigned illness and handed over the management of the household, sowing discord within the marquis household and sitting back to watch them tear each other apart. Step by careful step, she dug graves with her own hands for everyone who had harmed her in her past life. Two years later, her husband crawled on his knees, screaming at her: “Shen Qingyue, you vicious woman! You have no son—even if you kill me, you’ll never get the title!” Shen Qingyue smiled and stroked her belly. “How could I bear to let you die? If you died, the son in my belly would never inherit the title!” — Description from novelcodex.org

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