Yu Sanqi is dead. Her parents cursed her as a jinx, claiming they should never have brought her home. Her eldest and second brothers called her incorrigible, malicious, and foolish. Her fourth sister called her shameless, accusing her of stealing her own beloved. They threw her corpse out of the house and struck her name from the family register.
Little did they know that as soon as she died, an imperial decree arrived. She was posthumously titled a Commandery Princess, and the entire family received promotions and titles based on her merits.
On what grounds should they benefit? But it does not matter; Yu Sanqi can rise from the dead. If she doesn’t crush these scumbags, her spirit will never find peace! From then on, Yu Sanqi the daughter ceased to exist; there was only Sanqi, living for herself!
The successful career and eternal youth she gifted her scum parents? Revoked! The great scholar’s manuscripts and healthy bodies she gave her two scum brothers? Revoked! And as for her fourth sister’s endless lies—heh, a liar must swallow a thousand needles!
When the Yu family begged for forgiveness in tears, Sanqi sneered: “How much is your forgiveness even worth?”
Sanqi was born extraordinary. Her Yinyangyan allowed her to reach into the Youming, see ghosts and gods, and discern the human heart, yet she had been blinded by family ties. Once she broke through those illusions, her path became smooth. Wherever she went, a hundred ghosts followed.
Gradually, Sanqi noticed something strange. Why did these little ghosts, big ghosts, ghost generals, and Guiwang that kept appearing all look so familiar? Weren’t they the brothers, uncles, aunts, and sisters who watched her grow up in Huangquan Cun?
It wasn’t until the Difu reappeared and she ascended that throne that she heard them hail her: “Lunhui Yuzhu!”
And back when she was abandoned by her family and loathed by everyone, there was one man who risked everything to collect her body.
Young General Yan said: “The world may abandon her! But I, Yan Du, never will!”
Yan Du: “I was merely drifting through my remaining years in the mortal world until I met you. Only then did I find fulfillment; only then did I become whole.”
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