After Being Stolen as a Bride, I Married My Kidnapper

Hoping to climb the social ladder, the Wen family married off their sixteen-year-old daughter, Wen Qin, a peerlessly beautiful young woman, as a concubine to a lecherous old man.

On her wedding night, Wen Qin hid a dagger in her sleeve, prepared to fight to the death.

But as the candlelight flickered, an assassin burst through the door, drugged her unconscious, and carried her away.

That night, the Duke's manor descended into chaos. Every guard was searching for the thief who had eloped with the newly arrived concubine.

Wen Qin never thought she would get another chance at life.

But even this new life was fraught with danger. The bandit who had taken her had a blood feud with the Wen family over his father's death. He might kill her for revenge on a whim.

So she came up with a plan.

After waking from her unconsciousness, she pretended to have lost her memory. Whenever she saw her captor, she happily threw herself into his arms, called him big brother in a sweet, obedient voice, and clung to his waist without letting go.

Pei Yu had a blood feud with the Wen family, one that could only end with one side dead. So he acted decisively, abducting the bride and driving a wedge between the Duke's manor and the Wen family.

But as he gazed at the beautiful young woman calling him big brother, Pei Yu could only feel a terrible headache coming on.

At first, knowing how wicked and cunning the Wen family was, he treated his enemy's daughter with icy indifference.

Later, he lavished her with fine clothes and delicious food. Whenever she shed a tear, he would panic and hurriedly try to comfort her.

After rising to the highest ranks of the court, Pei Yu looked at the wife he had pampered all her life and couldn't help mocking himself: Was he really a bandit, or some kind of bodhisattva?

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Theme: Love, growth, and redemption