The 1980s: A Sweet Beauty Brings Her Child to Marry the Cold-Blooded King of Hell

Su Tian opens her eyes to find she’s become the notorious “loose woman” supporting character in a period novel, a woman everyone despises, with an unknown father’s child clinging to her hand.

Seeing the countdown to the crackdown on the calendar, Su Tian steels herself. To avoid getting arrested and thrown in jail, she sways her hips and blocks the entrance to the compound, latching onto the most powerful man in the capital’s elite circles: Lu Xing.

“Commander Lu, you don’t want this child to grow up without a father, do you?”

The whole compound is stunned: the cold, celibate Living King of Hell, who won’t even let a female mosquito near him, has an illegitimate child?

Looking at the miniature version of himself, Lu Xing scowls and grits his teeth. “We’ll get married! We’ll divorce in three months. Then get lost!”

After the wedding,

Su Tian, aching all over, braces herself against the wall and nearly cries. “Wasn’t this supposed to be a fake marriage? Didn’t you say you couldn’t because of a physical problem?”

The man who usually fastens his uniform collar all the way to the top now pins her to the corner of the bed, possessive desire burning in his eyes. His voice is hoarse. “Military marriages can’t be dissolved. Run again, and I’ll break your legs.”