Ten years ago, Elinor, daughter of Grand Duke Claire, lost her entire family after King Ambrose framed them. Reduced to destitution, she was forced into prostitution at a brothel. On the night she finally saved enough to buy her freedom, the king’s favorite mistress, Rosalind, seized her money in the name of justice and gave every last coin to homeless beggars. Falsely accused of committing adultery with vagrants, Elinor had her head shaved and her ears mutilated. After enduring relentless abuse, she was cast into a convent. On a snowy night, she launched an assassination attempt and died alongside her enemy—only to awaken three years in the past. Given a second chance, Elinor lays an intricate trap to lure Rosalind into the brothel. This time, she makes Rosalind endure the suffering herself. Through invasive bodily examinations, branding, a contract involving a staged death, and mounting suspicion at court, Elinor strips away Rosalind’s status, reducing the noblewoman to a prostitute. Putting herself at risk, Elinor enters the royal palace and engineers the deaths of everyone who harmed her in her previous life, including the king and the queen mother. At last, her vengeance is complete, and her family’s name is cleared.