On My Wedding Night in the 1980s, My Mother-in-Law Sold Me to a Roughneck to Pay Her Debts

Su Mianmian was famous throughout the neighboring villages for being delicate. Her skin was as white as tofu pudding, and even the slightest touch made it turn red. Unfortunately, she had a hard lot in life: she married Zhao Wenguang, the village bookworm, only for him to run off on their wedding night, leaving behind a mountain of IOUs and a sharp-tongued mother-in-law.

Next door lived Lei Lie, the “Living Yama,” a thirty-year-old bachelor with muscles hard as stone. The look in his eyes when he slaughtered pigs could stop a child from crying. Everyone in the village said Su Mianmian was done for. Now that she’d fallen into the hands of her creditor Lei Lie, wouldn’t he devour her whole?

But one dark, quiet night,

the rough man everyone feared cornered Su Mianmian against the wall. His calloused hand stroked her swollen ankle, and his voice rasped like it was full of sand. “Mianmian, Wenguang can’t pay back the money. How about… you pay it off yourself?”

Su Mianmian trembled all over, tears streaming down her face.

Lei Lie’s Adam’s apple bobbed violently, his eyes bloodshot. He lowered his head and bit hard into her soft, pale flesh. “Why are you crying? I’m not going to eat you… At most, I’ll have a little taste.”

[Rough hero + size difference + pampered wife + fake marriage before love + I’ve been coveting you from next door for ages]