Humiliating the Wife to Favor the Concubine? I Won't Be the Marquis's Mistress Anymore!

[Historical romance · Palace intrigue · Reincarnation]

Lin Yunwan was the legitimate daughter of the noble Lin family. Just as the Marquis household was about to be stripped of its title, she married down to the marquis’s heir, Lu Zhengliu.

On their wedding day, her husband coldly threw out one line: "Marrying you was never my wish," and then ignored her for seven full years.

She always held onto a sliver of hope for a harmonious marriage, carefully raising the adopted son brought in from the clan.

By the time the boy made a name for himself, her body had already worn out.

She thought her life could be called complete.

But before she died, the adopted son said to her, "Mother? She is my mother! You are nothing but a vicious foster mother."

Lu Zhengliu, together with his low-born "cousin" who was only fit to be a concubine, told her, "You occupied the mistress’s seat for twenty years. It’s time to give it back to Bao’er."

Lin Yunwan was angered to death on the spot.

Twenty years of effort handed over to others, and even the child she raised had been for someone else.

How could she accept that?

After living again, she was done playing nice.

Anyone who dared trample on her and enjoy themselves would be made to regret it beyond measure!

\

The marquis’s heir’s wife died in a great fire.

It was said that Lu Zhengliu was driven mad with heartbreak.

At the same time, the most favored Prince Huan, Qi Lingheng, had by his side a graceful and noble princess consort. Someone discovered that the Prince Huan’s consort looked exactly like Lin Yunwan.

A rare smile appeared on Qi Lingheng’s deep, handsome face: fortunately, someone had no taste. Otherwise, how could this prince have married the princess consort he wanted?