After Stealing My Uncle's Wife

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The Bosaman comes from a foreign land, with snow-white skin and vermilion lips. Frail in constitution, yet extraordinarily beautiful.

The nobility adore them. Sailors passing through often lure them into slavery. They are called Bosaman.

Blurb One

Jun Jinyu is beautiful as water and moonlight, proud and conceited, cold-hearted and unfeeling. He delights in playing with people's hearts and is ruthless in his methods. Everyone fears him.

One day, he discovered one of his uncle's secrets: a strange Bosaman hidden in the back courtyard. They had a slender waist and a frail body, but their face and kind heart inspired tenderness.

Later, his uncle married into another family for an alliance. The devoted nephew, watching from the garden wall as the Bosaman waited foolishly for his return, cuddling a cat, could no longer hold on to his sky-high pride. He poisoned the loyal servant, pushed open the gate, imitated his uncle's mannerisms, and said, "My wife, your servant has returned."

He did everything perfectly. He quietly eliminated his rivals, gently coaxed his beloved into his arms, and set aside his pride to present himself as generous and tender. Only then did he win the Bosaman's vow of eternal love.

But on their wedding day, his returning uncle destroyed it all.

It didn't matter.

The uncle in his way could be killed.

The doll who wanted to leave him could simply be locked away.

She was meant to be his wife. How could taking her be called stealing?

Blurb Two

Jun Qing rescued a Bosaman from a den of demons. At first, he only intended to let her go once she had recovered.

But in time, the Bosaman whom everyone had scorned became the bright moon in his heart.

He did everything he could to escape the arranged marriage, and returned with his body racked by illness, only to see his bright, pure moon already claimed by his beloved nephew.

His wife was held in his nephew's arms, coaxed into calling him "husband" again and again.

Blurb Three

After the nun Yimi traveled by ferry to the Bodhi Garden and became a slave Bosaman, she met a kind benefactor.

He didn't mind that she was blind, with red eyes and snow-white hair.

He rescued her from a high platform, comforted her, treated her, and taught her...

She owed him a debt of gratitude as vast as a mountain.

She wanted to repay him, but one day, a second benefactor appeared.

And they were even competing to marry her?

But as a believer in God, how could she casually speak of marriage?

God loves all living things. He will love them.

A frail, albino nun from a foreign land x a catlike, possessive, lovesick male lead willing to be a substitute for love

The male lead is Jun Jinyu.

1. A matriarchal setting where women can bear children, but this is a Mary Sue romance in the guise of a matriarchy. The female lead is a dispassionate saintly monk. The male characters aren't weak, and are even very strong, but they're hopeless romantics.

2. Eastern matriarchy, Western patriarchy. The matriarchy evolved from the patriarchy. The patriarchy has male slaves, and the matriarchy has female slaves too.

3. If you don't like this sort of thing, just click away. Respect everyone's tastes. If you like a matriarchy with a strong woman doting on a man, just search for matriarchal novels.

4. I love my female lead. She's kind, gentle, considerate, and principled. I know people will still criticize me, though.

5. The male lead is only good and beautiful in name. If you can't accept that, don't read.

6. This isn't a story about doting on a man and saving a poor, helpless soul.

7. Writing is hard. Please respect one another and keep your comments kind.

Theme: No matter how difficult things get, you will surely find a ray of light to help you overcome them.