I Forcefully Stole the White Moonlight

Rumor had it that Su Zhichao, Assistant Minister of the Dali Temple, had a taste for married women. To forcibly take the beautiful Yun daughter as his wife, she had stormed the Marquis of Ning's estate and thrown all 130-odd members of the Ning family into prison.

The public condemned her, but Su Zhichao enjoyed the Emperor's favor, and the many impeachment memorials against her were all suppressed.

Yun Mianqiu, once the heir's consort, was imprisoned in the Su residence.

To protect her wife's family, Yun Mianqiu had no choice but to set aside her dignity and curry favor with Su Zhichao.

That night, Yun Mianqiu saw Su Zhichao return beneath the moonlight. The other woman wore a crimson official robe, her tall, slender figure standing straight as a green bamboo stalk adorned with jade.

Looking at her, Yun Mianqiu pleaded anxiously, "A-Chao, could you spare your elder cousin?"

As Su Zhichao passed her, she cast her a glance that seemed both amused and mocking.

Hearing her reply, Yun Mianqiu trembled, as if plunged into an icy cellar.

"Dear elder sister, beg me in bed."

Note:

1. A story of taking someone by force.

2. The protagonist has little moral restraint.

3. Though set in ancient times, same-sex marriage is allowed.

4. The two only make progress after Yun gets a divorce.

2026.2.14

Theme: Strive for the person you love.