In her previous life, her mother suffered heartbreak and betrayal from her father, who misplaced his trust and met a tragic end. After a cruel twist of fate, she was exiled to a remote village for 19 years and ultimately lost her life at the hands of the Hampton family.
Now, given a second chance at life, she vows to avenge her mother and herself. Fueled by fierce determination, she embarks on a mission to dismantle the treacherous scumbag and the deceitful white lotus who betrayed her. Along the way, she finds herself in an unexpected, sweet relationship with her seemingly "cheap" husband.
The world is shocked and confused by her return.
"Isn't she the village girl who was exiled for 19 years and killed by the Hampton family?" they whisper.
But powerful allies emerge from her past:
Her Uncle, a powerful corporate president, declares, "That's my precious niece."
Her Second Uncle, a top celebrity, states, "I'm here for a discussion."
Her Little Uncle, a champion in electronic competitions, stands ready to support her.
And then there’s her husband. Known to many as a disabled man, he surprises everyone by saying, "That's my wife." When questioned about his disability, a knowing smile spreads across his face.
"I'll only be crippled in front of her," he reveals, his mysterious aura hinting at hidden depths and formidable strength.
Together, they form an unbreakable alliance, ready to dominate the world and take down anyone who dares to stand in their way.

Rising from Ashes: Her Revenge after Rebirth

Upon hearing those words, Amelia shuddered, her eyes widening as she fearfully looked at Jack. The man in front of her seemed so ruthless, so cold. *Could this truly be her brother?*


The middle-aged man standing by gave Amelia a deep, penetrating glance, his expression stern. "Madam Hampton, you should resolve this yourself," he said, the command in his voice unmistakable.


Amelia stiffened, instinctively turning to the person next to her. Charles simply stared back indifferently, making no attempt to defend her.


"Mom, you should apologize," he sighed, his tone resigned. To Charles, his mother had undeniably done wrong. Apologizing was only fair.


Chapter 374 Unveiled Hatred