Married into an Enemy Nation (Women Rule)

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In a chaotic age, she was like a duckweed, drifting without roots.

Overnight, Cui Ran went from a prince of wealth and privilege to a prisoner in enemy territory, stripped of his fine clothes, forced into the mud, and trampled underfoot.

His hair disheveled and his eyes blank, he was trying to decide whether to hang himself or jump into a well that night when the wanton camp follower was run through with a blade and tossed aside with the tip of a sword.

On horseback, the enemy princess looked coldly at him. "This one is mine."

Later, in the dead of night in the Northern Kingdom, he bit down hard on his lip and pressed the tip of a knife to her throat.

With an arm around his waist, she didn't even open her eyes. She scoffed, "If you've got the guts, then do it."

Content warnings:

1. Female-dominant society, men can give birth.

2. A real story of coercive possession. The female lead is not a good person.

3. The female lead is not a virgin; the male lead was once engaged, but there were no feelings involved. Please avoid if this bothers you.

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When Jiang Tao woke up, she discovered the world was huge.

Huge in the literal sense.

A handsome young man came groping toward her. He carefully picked her up and put her on... a pair of unseeing but exceptionally beautiful eyes.

Officer Lu Xun was young and accomplished, and devoted to his work. He injured his eyes during a pursuit. The doctor custom-made a contact lens for him to help restore his vision.

On the first day he wore it, he heard the lens say to him, "Close your eyes when you change into your uniform later. No peeking!"

Lu Xun: "Isn't that something I should be the one saying?"

At a crime scene, Officer Lu kept his eyes tightly shut.

A colleague asked, "What's wrong with you?"

Lu Xun: "My eyes say they're going to throw up."

His colleague: "...I didn't know you were such a delicate little flower."

A light crime investigation story, not scary. The author isn't very brave, after all.

Theme: Even in a chaotic age, there can be a touch of tenderness and a glimmer of humanity.