Luo Fu Has a Husband

Please add my new novel, "How Can She Be So Alluring?", to your library~

*New Novel Blurb:

Yao Yao was avoiding her.

He seemed like a refined, easygoing gentleman, but inside he was depraved to the core, stopping at nothing to make her give up resisting.

At the palace banquet that night, the emperor personally arranged a marriage for him in recognition of his outstanding military achievements, and then named her as his bride.

Yao Yao turned her head away, refusing to look at him.

But then she heard him say, "I have no feelings for her. I mustn't ruin her life."

Yao Yao was delighted. "Though we are distant relatives, my Lord Marquis is my uncle. My uncle may not care for his niece, but this niece admires her uncle."

But then she saw him wink mischievously. As she offered him a toast, he caressed her delicate hand and drained his cup.

Later, the Heir of Prince Ruyang came to ask for her hand in marriage.

But the Marquis of Huairou snatched the girl away and hid her in his own residence.

Yao Yao was still just a young girl. Frightened, her eyes red from crying, she timidly called him, "Uncle."

"Uncle... what will it take for you to let me go?"

He knelt before her so they were eye to eye, and ran two fingers along the edge of her loosened crossed collar. "Why are you trying to run?"

His manner was intimate, and he leaned closer to her lips. "The more you cry and fuss, the more your uncle wants to cherish you..."

#Self-righteous Beast in Gentleman’s Clothing & Alluring, Bewitching Beauty

*Novel Blurb:

Even though she knew the shabby-looking young man before her would one day rise to great heights and command a mighty army, Luo Fu still said:

There's no point clinging to a powerful patron you can't even reach. Besides, her own family had been too blind to see his worth, and had driven him away.

Who could have guessed that not only could she not offend him, she couldn't even avoid him? He cut down every admirer who came near her.

All because of one thing he said: "Luo Fu is married, and I'm her husband!"

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