Wanwan, I Was Wrong

Childhood friends + sweet romance + a touch of angst + both leads are sexually inexperienced + devoted husband + groveling chase + HE

Sweet, gentle little bunny Sang Wan vs. violent, arrogant big bad wolf Lu Jingyu

P.S. The hero is really good at flirting.

In the study, Lu Qishan beat his grandson until he was covered in blood, roaring with fury, “Are you an animal? She’s your sister!”

“She’s not my real sister,” Lu Jingyu replied stubbornly.

…

“I’ll marry you, and you’ll marry me. It’s the best solution.” Lu Jingyu gave Sang Wan no chance to back out.

To Lu Jingyu, marrying Sang Wan was the happiest thing in his life. The wish he had secretly cherished as a boy had finally come true. In Sang Wan’s heart, Lu Jingyu was the light that saved her, illuminating her dark world. She believed that if they worked together and supported each other in their marriage, he would eventually fall in love with her.

But why had everything gone wrong?

Lu Jingyu: “Sang Wan, are you really going to be this heartless? What have I done to wrong you?”

Sang Wan’s eyes glistened with tears, but her voice was firm. “Brother, we’re not right for each other. Please let me go, and let yourself go too. All right?”

Lu Jingyu gave a bitter laugh, his eyes filled with endless sorrow. “Don’t even think about it!”

In this relationship, Lu Jingyu felt as helpless as a fish out of water. He couldn’t understand how he and Sang Wan had ended up here. Perhaps this was heaven’s punishment for using any means necessary to secure their marriage.

When the whole truth finally came out, he realized how ridiculous he had been. His Wanwan had always had eyes only for him. They should have been a pair of people in love, but he had twisted their story into something else. Filled with remorse, he could only whisper again and again, “Wanwan, I was wrong!”