A Curvy Beauty Falls Into His Arms, and the Chaste Commander Falls Hard

Period drama + possessive love + Marriage Before Love + voluptuous beauty + iron-blooded military officer + height difference + face-slapping and punishing scumbags

Bai Qingqing was born with an alluring beauty and a voluptuous figure, the most eye-catching flower for miles around. But that beauty became her original sin. Her parents favored sons over daughters, and to raise a bride price for their good-for-nothing son, they sold her to more than thirty unmarried men in the village.

In despair, Bai Qingqing fled in the middle of the night and, in her panic, hid inside a military jeep headed out to the countryside for an inspection. She never expected to run into the coldest, most merciless officer in the military district, known as the “Living Yama”: the iron-blooded Lu Zhenting.

The villagers came after them with flashlights and blocked them inside the jeep, accusing them of having an affair and bringing shame on the community. To protect her reputation and his own as a soldier, Lu Zhenting announced on the spot, “She’s my girlfriend. I’ll submit the marriage application tomorrow.”

A marriage certificate, and two lives worlds apart. Bai Qingqing thought she’d simply jumped from one fire pit into another, colder one. After all, the man looked at her coldly enough to freeze the air. She was on edge, determined to keep her head down and divorce him once things settled.

But she didn’t know that from the moment the faint milky scent on her drifted into his nostrils, Lu Zhenting’s vaunted iron will had begun to crumble, piece by piece. By day, he was a stern officer who brooked no disobedience; by night, he became a greedy wolf, pinning her against the wall and rasping, “Qingqing, if you get any sweeter, I’ll give you my life.”