By Blood and Betrayal, I Resurge

Episode 1

Rhea Engel, once betrayed and murdered by her husband Sean Curtis and her sister Rhea Engel, wakes reborn into a world of beast clans and fate techniques. The Dragon Prince publicly accuses her of infidelity, claiming she gave birth to a monstrous beast. Her sister seizes the moment to heap on fresh lies, and Rhea is condemned and cast out. But heaven has other plans: a sacred relic meant to help the beast clans reproduce suddenly blooms with two flowers, and Rhea realizes she has returned to the very day everything began.

Episode 2

The sisters are told to choose their fate techniques, and Rhea plays the gentle elder, promising to leave the best one for Rhea. Rhea knows better. In her last life, Rhea used the "borrowed father" technique to destroy her reputation, so this time Rhea grabs it first, along with a rare bloodline evolution power. Now she can shift any beast seed into an ancient divine beast. When the Dragon Prince arrives to choose a bride, Rhea must refuse him without revealing she has lived this day before.

Episode 3

The Dragon Prince humiliates Rhea in front of everyone, calling her filthy and declaring he would never marry her. Rhea's allies pile on, and the Dragon Prince, claiming the gift of foresight, announces that Rhea will one day bear worthless beasts. Rhea sees through it—he must have been reborn too. With her reputation shredded, she is offered only shameful options: a brothel, a servant's role. Then she names the one man bold enough to be her husband. She will go to the Beast King.

Episode 4

Rhea heads toward the Beast King's territory while everyone mocks her choice. They call him a dying old man who clings to life by stealing beast cores, and they insist the future belongs to the Dragon clan. On the road, thugs corner her, threatening to kill her or worse. Rhea knows the truth the others don't: the Beast King is nothing like the cruel rumors paint him. Whatever waits for her, it has to be better than the fate she just escaped.

Episode 5

Rhea comes before the Beast King and asks for refuge, admitting she has nowhere left to hide. Rhea and the others follow, sneering that she is throwing herself at a dying old man and scheming to sneak around behind his back. Rhea stays calm. She knows his bloodline accepts every beast kind, and that a child born of him could become a divine beast—the perfect answer to the slander against her. But will the Beast King even consider a woman the whole realm calls ruined?

Episode 6

The Beast King's court mocks Rhea, offering her a place in a brothel instead of a throne. She doesn't beg for the title of queen. She asks only to help care for the abandoned children he shelters. When they still refuse, she swears she will die to prove her innocence, and the Beast King finally relents, telling her the children do need her. Rhea fumes, accusing her of using death to force a marriage—and begins plotting to plant a child inside Rhea's womb.

Episode 7

Rhea accepts her place as the Beast King's nominal wife, and he makes it clear there is nothing between them but an agreement. She keeps her word, staying close to the children and the palace. When the Beast King leaves on business, he orders her to guard the children well. Alone, Rhea puts her bloodline evolution to work, quietly preparing for the trap she knows Rhea is about to spring. Rhea, meanwhile, walks straight into the snare Rhea has been waiting for.

Episode 8

Rhea's scheme unfolds: a lowly beast is used to make Rhea appear pregnant and disgraced. Rhea turns the plot around, evolving the child in her womb into a divine beast, and warns that harming a divine beast will bring down heaven's punishment. But before the evolution finishes, Rhea publicly accuses her of carrying a rat demon's child. If they catch her now, Rhea knows she will be cut open with no way to explain. Rhea demands she come out—and the crowd turns on the Beast King himself.

Episode 9

The crowd declares Rhea's pregnancy proof of betrayal, pointing out how fast her belly has grown. Rhea stands her ground, insisting the child belongs to the Beast King and that anyone who harms it will face heaven's wrath. Rhea calls it a rat demon's spawn and threatens to cut it out on the spot. Then, at the height of the accusation, the sky itself changes. Heavenly signs appear—and everyone is forced to ask whether the child really is a divine beast.

Will Rhea's gamble pay off, or will the heavens stay silent? Start watching and find out.