A Damp Night

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Pre-publication title: The Wife Who Was Conquered. Blurb at the very bottom. Please add it to your reading list!

Here is this novel's blurb:

Foster-care trope | Uncle-and-niece fiction | 10-year age gap | Reunion after a long separation

Gentle, sensitive, insecure little white flower x mature, gentle, guiding man in power

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Wen Jing fell in love with a man who would always be beyond her reach.

He was the head of the Pei Group, and her uncle.

On the surface, her uncle was refined, distinguished, gentle, and composed. Behind closed doors, however, he was a ruthless man with absolute power in Guangcheng and a fortune worth billions.

But no one knew how many times she had already toyed with him in her dreams.

In reality, though, Wen Jing remained obedient and sweet.

She knew they could never be together.

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Pei Yanshang suddenly found himself with a young niece.

At first, he treated Wen Jing like a child and paid her little attention.

Until an accident left him with amnesia, and he forgot who she was.

He shamelessly drew close to her and seduced her,

plunging with her into this dazzling, disorderly dream.

Later, when his memories returned, he was horrified to realize how terrible a mistake he had made.

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After returning from abroad, she brought home a new boyfriend.

At the welcome-back banquet, the usually rational and restrained man had madness and possessiveness in his eyes as he pinned her against the attic door.

Terrified and trembling, Wen Jing raised a shaking hand and slapped him.

The crack in his gentle mask widened, and Pei Yanshang smiled in a way that sent a chill through her.

"Feel better? Then break up with him and choose me."

[Reader's Guide and Content Warnings]

1. One-on-one romance, both leads have no prior partners, the male lead is pure in body and mind, happy ending.

2. Powerful man, weaker woman. 10-year age gap.

3. Uncle-and-niece fiction. The male lead has no moral scruples, but knows how to pretend.

4. Differences in status, body type, and age. In short, they differ in every way.

5. The story begins in college, with a small amount of urban life.

Pre-publication title: The Wife Who Was Conquered. Please add it to your reading list. Blurb:

My wife was conquered by someone who had transmigrated.

The transmigrator's vile inner thoughts disgusted me:

"The heroine is way too delicate. I don't really feel like conquering her."

"Her husband is useless. He doesn't even know she's allergic to mangoes."

"Her affection level is already at 95%. This conquest will be a piece of cake. Looks like she and her husband aren't that close, either."

"She's so cute. I like her."

That bastard actually dared to covet my wife.

But why did my wife look at him without any sign of resistance?

My wife is innocent. She can only love me. I have to kill him.

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Su Rong had been trained to be obedient and sweet, making her an easy wife to control and the perfect choice for a marriage alliance.

She fulfilled her family's wishes and entered the enviable marriage.

After the wedding, just as expected, she and her husband treated each other with polite respect, and life was dull.

Then one day, she went to visit a friend's flower shop and saw someone there.

Brown curls, striking canine teeth, a sunny, friendly personality, and a regular customer.

Before long, the two of them grew close.

He held an umbrella for her on rainy days.

He gave her presents on her birthday.

He treated her wounds when she was hurt.

He was more attentive than her new husband, and freer than she was.

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Later, Su Rong was dragged along by a friend to watch a professional race in Jing City.

The tense, thrilling competition made her heart skip a beat.

After the race, the F1 driver took off his helmet, and a breathtakingly handsome face appeared on the big screen.

Screams and cheers erupted, shaking the heavens.

That familiar face grinned beneath the sun, wild and carefree, and gave the camera a flirtatious wink.

Across the long distance from the stands, she suddenly saw another familiar face:

her husband, who shouldn't have been there.

The mature, distinguished man carried a cool air about him, his brow dark with displeasure.

Her heart jumped, and her slightly raised lips slowly fell.

[Little Scene]

Her stern, restrained husband seemed to have changed.

He came home more and more often. The gloomy furniture was replaced with bright new pieces, and pale-colored clothes had miraculously appeared in his black, white, and gray wardrobe.

Even his cologne had changed from woody notes to a floral scent.

When a married man makes changes that defy all reason, it is usually because there is someone else in his life.

Su Rong didn't dare ask. She pretended not to notice.

As she slept soundly late one night, the person beside her murmured, "Baby, do you still not like it this way?"

[Reader's Guide and Content Warnings]

1. One-on-one romance, both leads have no prior partners, the male lead is pure in body and mind, happy ending.

2. Powerful man, weaker woman. 11-year age gap.

3. A little wall-pinning.

4. The heroine only loves her husband.

Theme: Love may be about more than restraint.