A Night of Marriage in the Eighties: The Chaste Officer Is Relentless Every Night

Su Wanwan is reborn, returning to the day before her engagement to her ex-husband, Gu Mingzhe.

In her previous life, she devoted herself to cooking and caring for this refined man. But after he achieved success, he and her stepsister conspired to have her committed to a psychiatric hospital, where she died a miserable death.

Given another chance at life, she tears up the engagement in front of everyone and kicks the jerk to the curb. But then an official order sends her into marriage with the most fearsome man in the military district: the living King of Hell, Lu Chengxiao.

Everyone says Lu Chengxiao is cold and chaste, avoids women, and is the military district’s unattainable flower. Marry him, they say, and she’ll be doomed to a sexless life.

Su Wanwan thinks so too.

On their wedding night,

She nervously hands him an agreement. “Captain Lu, this is only a marriage of convenience. We each get what we need.”

The man unbuttons his uniform. His solid chest radiates scorching heat as he backs her into a corner, his voice low and enticing. “An agreement? A military marriage is no game. From today on, you, and your heart, belong to me.”

By day, he is a cold-faced captain who means what he says and shows no favoritism. By night, he turns into a clingy wolf, whispering in her ear again and again, “Wanwan, call me big brother one more time.”

Limp in his arms, Su Wanwan feels flustered and weak in the knees. She can’t help thinking: Hasn’t this chaste persona fallen apart a little too spectacularly?