Taken by Force in a Foreign Land: A Twisted, Possessive Love

A sinister, snake-like crime lord versus a pure and innocent antiques restorer. Cross-border forced romance, domineering pursuit, love at first sight, extreme push and pull, an eight-year age gap, and a striking difference in height and build. On a trip, Wen Yingying was caught in a violent attack. From then on, the Snake King of the underworld set his sights on her. Claiming she was a spy for his enemies, he locked her away in his snake’s den, indulging in pleasure day and night while taking her blood to treat his illness. With red-rimmed eyes, Wen Yingying knelt on the bed and begged, “I have a fiancé. We’re getting married soon. Please let me go.” The man treated her like a tool and sneered with amusement. “If that loser can’t protect his own woman, dump him and come with me.” - Threatened and intimidated, Wen Yingying had no choice but to pretend to be obedient. At last, his illness was cured, and she managed to escape. Just when she thought she could live a normal life, on her wedding day, the roof of the bridal chamber was ripped off, and the man dropped out of nowhere. His eyes were as if dipped in poison, full of madness and jealousy. “Who dares marry the woman I’ve set my sights on? My snake sons won’t allow it.” “You belong to me, and me alone!” - He took her through a hail of bullets and put her through painful torment, yet he had also cared for her tenderly and risked his life to protect her. Everyone said Lord Ming was arrogant and invincible, and that he had tamed Wen Yingying, the little white flower. Little did they know Wen Yingying was the real animal trainer. When he stood before Fuyin, his whole body radiated possessiveness. His lips brushed her hair as he nuzzled and kissed the hollow of her neck. He said, “Baby, I’m willing to let you tame me.” He said, “Baby, just crook your finger and I’ll be your dog.” In the end, that ray of light was willing to shine into hell for him. In the end, the girl he held in the palm of his hand embroidered him a sachet with these words: “Now that I have seen this gentleman, how could I not be glad?”