The Commandery Princess Sends Forth a Hundred Ghosts

Yu Sanqi died, and her parents cursed her as a bringer of misfortune, saying they should never have taken her back. Her eldest and second brothers called her hopeless, vicious, and foolish, while her fourth younger sister accused her of shamelessly stealing the man she loved. They threw Yu Sanqi’s corpse out of the family home and erased her from the genealogy. Unexpectedly, an imperial edict arrived the moment she died, posthumously granting her the title of Commandery Princess. Her entire family rose in rank and status through her achievements. Why should they get to benefit? It no longer mattered. Yu Sanqi could rise from the dead, and until she destroyed those worthless relatives, she would never find peace! From then on, the world would have no more Yu Sanqi—only Sanqi, living for herself. She takes back the career and ageless beauty she once gave her scum father and mother. She reclaims the great scholar’s collected works and healthy bodies she gave her two scum brothers. And as for the lies her fourth sister told time and again—ha! Liars should swallow a thousand needles! When the Yu family begs for forgiveness, Sanqi only sneers. How much is your forgiveness worth? Sanqi was born extraordinary. With her Yin-Yang Eyes, she can communicate with the dead, see ghosts and gods, and discern people’s hearts. Yet familial affection once blinded her. After breaking through that veil, every path ahead becomes clear, and wherever she goes, a hundred ghosts follow. Gradually, Sanqi realizes that something is wrong. Why do the little ghosts, great ghosts, Ghost Generals, and Ghost Kings who keep appearing look so familiar? They are the elder brothers, uncles, aunts, and sisters-in-law from Huangquan Village who watched her grow up! Until the Underworld reappears and she ascends the throne, where she hears them call her the Lord of the Reincarnation Prison. Yet when her family abandoned her and everyone despised her, one person disregarded everything to gather her remains. Young General Yan Du says, “Everyone may abandon her, but I, Yan Du, will not.” Yan Du: “I drifted through a wasted life in the mortal realm. Only after meeting you did I find fulfillment and become whole.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Commandery Princess Sends Forth a Hundred Ghosts — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠