They Forced Me to Bear an Heir? I Turned Around and Married a Rugged Mountain Man

“Drink this bowl of soup, then go to Old Li’s place out west and give our Wang family an heir!”

On a stormy night in the 1970s, the sweet and delicate Shen Qingqing was drugged by her vicious mother-in-law and forced to find another man to father a child.

She fought her way out of the wolf’s den, but, in her panic, stumbled into the territory of the most feared man for miles around: Jiang Cheng, the forest ranger known as the “Demon.”

They said Jiang Cheng could tear apart a wolf with his bare hands. He was terrifying, nearly thirty, and had no interest in women.

Inside the little cabin, the drug took hold of Shen Qingqing. Weak as water, she clung to the man as strong as an iron tower, sobbing.

Jiang Cheng looked down at the petite beauty in his arms. His rough hand trembled as he gripped her slender waist. “Look carefully. Who am I? You’ve stirred up trouble with me, so don’t even think about running away for the rest of your life!”

One wild night, and the iron tree blossomed.

A month later, Shen Qingqing fainted from morning sickness, and her in-laws were overjoyed. That was, until Jiang Cheng showed up carrying a hundred jin of wild boar meat and kicked in the Wang family’s gate. “Try laying a hand on my wife or the three babies in her belly!”

The whole village was stunned. This wasn’t finding a man to father a child, it was practically delivering a wife to the Demon!