【True and False Heiress+Slapping Faces+Abusing Scum+Everyone Sent to Hell+Imperial Medical Consort+Refreshing Story】

The false heiress, Gu Shiyan, died!
Not only was she disfigured, had her eyes gouged out, and fed poisonous medicine, but her husband also performed a Caesarean section in front of her and personally killed her child.
When she opened her eyes again, Gu Shiyan found herself back at the age of thirteen.
With the most innocent face and the gentlest words, she manipulated everything as she pleased, stepping on every scum man and wicked woman beneath her feet.
In the end, she went on a killing spree.
Her entire family knelt before Gu Shiyan, begging for mercy!
She smiled faintly, "Oh... you want me to spare you? How about dismemberment, or being chopped into thousands of pieces, or being beaten to a pulp? You can choose!"
All she wanted was to focus on her career, but someone pushed her against the wall. That peerlessly handsome man even cried in front of her, "Shi'er, I'm sick, critically ill. Only you can save me, because you are my only antidote!"

Reborn: The Whole Family Beg for My Forgiveness

Gu Shiyan naturally knew why Xiao Xun'er had come to find her. She couldn't help but admire her for enduring it for so many days. She had intended to ask what the matter was, but Xiao Xun'er had already leaned close to her ear and said with a vigilant expression, "Shi'er, my brother has returned, but his legs are injured. The military physician said he won't be able to stand up in the future. Can you heal my brother?"


She really didn't treat her as an outsider!


Gu Shiyan smiled and nodded. She and Xiao Xun'er were already close friends. They strolled around the streets for a while before heading to the Xiao family. Who would suspect anything?


In her previous life, she had never seen Xiao Yu.


"I finally get to meet Shi'er. You may not know, but she mentions you dozens of times in front of me every day," Xiao Yu, dressed in a green robe, looked like a sheathed sword, low-key and restrained but not to be underestimated.


Blaming Him for Being Too Heavily Injured