The Curse of the Midas Touch

In her past life, the female lead saved a homeless man — actually theWine God in disguise. He gave her a goblet.Drinking from it gave her theMidas Touch, but each use cost her life force. Used as a pawn by apower-hungry prince, she was exploited and ultimately killed by herjealous sister. With her last breath, she turned her sister's family togold — and died. After her death, the Wine God revealed she was hisdaughter. He reversed time and gave her a second chance. This time, hersister stole the goblet first, gaining the Midas Touch herself. The princestill chased power, and the curse remained: the sister's body decayed,greed consumed the family and the court, and all were destroyed by theirown desires.The female lead watched from the shadows — and let themdestroy themselves.

In her past life, the female lead saved a homeless man — actually theWine God in disguise. He gave her a goblet.Drinking from it gave her theMidas Touch, but each use cost her life force. Used as a pawn by apower-hungry prince, she was exploited and ultimately killed by herjealous sister. With her last breath, she turned her sister's family togold — and died. After her death, the Wine God revealed she was hisdaughter. He reversed time and gave her a second chance. This time, hersister stole the goblet first, gaining the Midas Touch herself. The princestill chased power, and the curse remained: the sister's body decayed,greed consumed the family and the court, and all were destroyed by theirown desires.The female lead watched from the shadows — and let themdestroy themselves.