Back Before the Forced Marriage and Seizure of Power

[A psychotic male lead who takes her by force x A principled, upright ex-husband, caught in a love triangle of rivalry and anguish] Updates follow the rankings before VIP serialization, then daily without fail.

Yi Wei Chun was once married to a man like that.

He was a noble gentleman, pure as frost and snow. He set himself against a system that had remained unchanged for centuries, putting his own life on the line.

He upheld the unyielding dignity of scholars from humble backgrounds across the land.

But what a pity. She had entered a story about a man taking a woman by force, and he was not the male lead of the book.

On her wedding day, the real male lead would abduct her, imprison her, and force his love on her, until she was compelled to accept a happy ending.

[In a script where she was utterly powerless,

she met the person she most wanted to love.]

But it doesn't matter.

Starting over, this time she will kill the male lead first.

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On their wedding day, Prince Ding's manor sent a "wedding gift": using its power to drive away the guests and disrupt the ceremony.

With the ceremony incomplete, they could not consummate the marriage.

But later, he summoned her to the manor. After she had taken off all her clothes, he stared at the marks on her body, his eyes nearly splitting with rage.

Red candles flickered, and the prison tent was steeped in springtime passion.

His burning breath covered, inch by inch, the marks left by someone else, as he crushed her in his arms.

Zhao Sui questioned her over and over as he took her: "How dare you?"

"Yi Wei Chun, how dare you?"

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Why wouldn't she dare?

To defy fate and change one's destiny, you have to tear off a layer of skin, piece by piece.

Then let her strip away this blood-soaked flesh in exchange for one chance to defy fate and change her destiny!

Highlights:

1. The heroine and male leads are all sexually inexperienced.

2. Zhao Sui is the male lead, but the second male lead ends up with her.

3. A tragic, all-consuming romance and a man-takes-woman-by-force plot. There is a lot of coercive content later on. Read with caution.

4. The heroine's name comes from the phrase, "Flowers and trees facing the sun easily welcome spring."

Theme: Trade a body of decay for a lifetime of brilliance for you.