Wild Bodhisattva

Before the age of seventeen, Meng Qianzi was the legitimate daughter of a general’s household, highly skilled in martial arts. She had fought on the battlefield and slain enemies. After the age of seventeen, her father was unjustly condemned and executed, and she became the daughter of a disgraced minister, falling into the Jiaofangsi, the government-run entertainment bureau. She still wanted to clear her father’s name, so she clung to the man who promised to overturn her father’s case, buy her freedom, and marry her as his wife, treating him as her only lifeline. She devoted herself to plotting and planning for him, yet after he used her money to pave his way to a rapid rise in power and status, he turned around and used that same money as the betrothal gifts to marry another woman. She hated his betrayal, but even more, she hated the injustice of Heaven and the fact that treacherous sycophants held power. If she were ever given another life… she would overturn this Heaven herself! Reborn on the very day her father returned to the capital and was imprisoned, she resolutely sought out the Little Prince Yong, who in her previous life had suffered a fate just as tragic as hers but was now a man of overwhelming power and influence. Even if he had no interest in matters of the heart, she would bind him to her side and make him join her on the path to overturning this unjust world. At the time, the Little Prince Yong gripped her by the throat and asked, “Why should I help you?” She replied, “If someone comes to blow out your lamp, then you should snip his wick as well. That’s the rule of the jianghu!” Later, the Little Prince Yong put away his usual icy demeanor and drew her into his arms. “Allow me to love you, with a love so deep its depths cannot be seen.” And later still, he offered his entire kingdom as her betrothal gift, asking only that she spend a lifetime by his side. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Wild Bodhisattva — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠