"Blood Moon Marriage: The Wolf King's Bride" - Plot Recommendation Introduction
One sentence blew up the scene:
Twenty silver coins bought her half a year of life. Half a year later, she exchanged all her blood for his life.
Story Nuclear Bomb:
On the night of the blood moon, Cecilia was pressed into the mud and bought like an animal - to be a substitute bride to marry the wolf king who was trapped by the curse.
She thought she was a pawn. He married her in order to use her blood to break the curse.
On their wedding night, she reached out and touched him - the Wolf King that no one had dared to touch in the past three years. For the first time, it didn't hurt anymore. His curse only reacted to her blood.
But he didn't know that her real name was not "Cecilia Yeyue".
She is a descendant of the queen who sealed the ancient wolf god thousands of years ago. His curse was placed by her ancestors. The only way to break the curse is the blood all over her body.
Half-year contract. Two bloodlines. A prophecy.
Did she trade her life for his—or for theirs?
Must-read quotes:
"It won't hurt if you touch me." "Touch me again."
"Then I'll trade my life for yours."
"I am not the will of the goddess. I am my own choice."
"Then let's die together."
Highlights of word-of-mouth:
Substitute Bride × Destined Partner × Bloodline Awakening × Contractual Marriage. There are three twists at the beginning, and there are stuck points at the end of each chapter. There is sweetness in the torture, and there is a knife hidden in the sweetness. Listening to the rhythm of Hanadao's "Secret Sect", one episode is great, three episodes are boring, and ten episodes are crying.
Who is watching and who is falling into the trap:
If you love the werewolf's fate in "The Twilight Saga", the identity reversal in "Contract Bride", and the heroine who crawls out of the mire and becomes a
