Reborn at Her Husband’s Wedding, She Turns the Tide!

[Rebirth + Face-slapping revenge + Cathartic drama + Sweet romance + Heroine both beautiful and bold + Scheming hero] Yun Zheng, only daughter of the richest merchant in Great Qi, wealthy enough to rival the nation itself. In her past life, she married into the Marquis’s household with a grand wedding procession stretching ten miles, only to become a laughingstock on her wedding night. Her husband held his “white moonlight” by the hand, marrying them both at once. Her mother-in-law smashed her heirloom jade bracelet in public, forcing her to submit. She lived as a widow in all but name for ten years, guarding the ancestral tablets, compelled to adopt the son of that “white moonlight,” drained of her dowry, and finally poisoned and discarded in a mass grave. At the moment of death, her husband laughed as he embraced his beloved: “Does a merchant’s daughter reeking of copper stink deserve a place in my Marquis clan’s genealogy?” “You were nothing but a stepping stone for our century of glory!” Reborn to the day of that double wedding, when two bridal sedans arrived together, she kicked over the dragon-and-phoenix candles: “Two wives at once? Isn’t this fraud? I’ll turn the tables!” Submit meekly? Never! Anyone who tries to ruin her—she’ll ruin them first. Anyone who wants her dead—she’ll send their whole family to the grave! Later: The fallen Marquis household kneels before the Yun family’s merchant guild, begging her to enter their genealogy. Yun Zheng only smiles faintly, turning to the cold, imperious Ninth Prince. The Ninth Prince lazily toys with his jade thumb ring: “Zheng’er, you’re already inscribed in the imperial jade register. Our names stand side by side, and a hundred years from now, we’ll be worshiped together by the descendants of the royal clan.” The Marquis clan is struck as if by thunder, collapsing to the ground in despair. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Reborn at Her Husband’s Wedding, She Turns the Tide! — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠