00:00 Story 1: The old court astrologer had declared that the heir of the Marquis of Yong’an was fated for disaster, destined not to live past twenty.
Struck by seven arrows and left barely clinging to life, the young heir was miraculously saved.
The astrologer further proclaimed that if he somehow survived this mortal calamity, he must repay his savior with his own body to settle the karmic debt and continue living.
The heir’s family, bearing jade pendants and lavish betrothal gifts, entered the modest residence of a sixth-rank official in the capital.
My legitimate elder sister stepped forward before me, accepting the jade pendant and claiming the identity of the one who had saved his life.
Father and mother, overjoyed, lavished praise on her and the heir, entirely forgetting that she had no knowledge of medicine.
I stood behind the screen, tracing the scar on my face, refraining from revealing the truth.
In my previous life, I had married Cedric as I wished. My elder sister, having falsely claimed credit, was scorned by the capital and expelled that very day. Two months into my marriage, Cedric set fire to my room, burning me alive—he had mercilessly killed me, the one who saved his life, only to avenge his beloved sister.
Now, reborn, I would allow this couple to unite, letting them “share the same bed in life and the same grave in death.”
38：24 Story 2: My younger sister is as mild-mannered as a chrysanthemum—she never vies for anything and values dignity above all. She married a wealthy local man thanks to her good looks. However, on the day of the wedding procession, the groom’s side went back on their word and demanded to halve the betrothal gift. After marriage, they even treated her like a maid. I stood up for her at every turn, arguing for what was right, and we didn’t let them push us around. Yet she just looked calm and said I was obsessed with money, too calculating, and had lost my dignity. When her husband cheated, I helped her confront his mistress. But afterward, she chose to forgive him, saying it was normal for men to have flings. Later, the mistress got pregnant and the check-up revealed it was a son. The husband insisted on a divorce. I found a lawyer to help her sue for a share of the marital assets. Unexpectedly, the husband, in a drunken rage, tried to hit her with his car. To save her own life, she didn’t hesitate to push me in front of the car to die. Afterward, just because he promised her one million yuan, she signed a letter of understanding on behalf of the family and told the media: “They’re innocent. If my sister hadn’t insisted on fighting for the assets, he wouldn’t have gotten angry and acted foolishly.” “My sister always likes to stir up trouble and nitpick about everything. This incident was just an accident.” “How could they hurt someone for money? I don’t believe it anyway.” When I heard this news from my hospital bed, I was so enraged that I died with resentment. When I opened my eyes again, I found myself back on the day of her wedding.
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