After I Was Forced to Marry My Arch Enemy

[Scheming, Patient, and Always One Step Ahead] x [Gorgeous, Sweet, and Spoiled Heiress]

An Yanqing fell from the clouds overnight.

Her family went bankrupt and entered liquidation, and her parents disappeared without a trace.

Just when she was at her most desperate, her sworn enemy, whom she had always been at odds with, sauntered over and tossed a contract in her face.

The woman smiled viciously and said lightly, "Be my dog, and I'll give you a place to stay."

A coin clinked as it rolled across the ground. An Yanqing replied sweetly, "Darling, here's a coin. Now get out of my sight."

The two couldn't stand the sight of each other, but out of regard for an old friendship, Old Master Zhong insisted on bringing them together as a pair of enemies, hoping to look after his old friend's daughter.

On their first night after the wedding, someone smashed open An Yanqing's bedroom door.

The uninvited guest leaned against the door, her bathrobe hanging open. A dazzling expanse of pale skin seemed to shine straight into An Yanqing's heart.

An Yanqing's anger faltered for a moment. The woman lifted her chin and coolly ordered, "What are you standing there for? Get over here and fulfill your marital duties."

Their married life was a riot of chaos.

Zhong Chu had always thought An Yanqing hated her to the core.

Until one day, her usually calm and restrained sworn enemy got drunk and mistook the little vase in her room for Zhong Chu herself, clutching it and refusing to let go.

With a stern face and crimson ears, she carefully held the vase,

then stammered love confessions to it all night under Zhong Chu's utterly stunned gaze.

Zhong Chu: I'm shattered.

Same-sex marriage / Marriage first, love later / Sworn enemies to lovers

You can find my upcoming story in my author profile: "When the Heartthrob Becomes the Black Moonlight"

Almost every novel has a black moonlight destined for a tragic end.

Shen Xizhao does her best to be bad, bullying the protagonist and belittling the villain. She looks down on everyone, making herself as detestable as possible.

She strives to become the blackest black moonlight!

But after completing missions for a while, she suddenly realizes:

Why are the heroine and the villain fighting over her?

Why has the supporting heroine, who should hate her and act like a scheming green tea around the male lead, started looking at her tenderly and fussing over her instead?

Shen Xizhao: Why are the mission worlds getting so weird?

1

In the first world, Su Mang plays a school heiress who looks down on the poor, beautiful heroine every day and trades barbs with another heiress who plays the villain.

After the story goes off track, she develops skin hunger.

In the school infirmary, the heiress nestles against the poor beauty's neck, trembling, yet gripping her clothes and refusing to let go.

2

In the second world, Su Mang plays a minor character in a suspense drama, sucking up to the powerful and stepping on the weak, a complete toady.

After the story goes off track, she develops night blindness.

Luckily, a beautiful older sister takes her home every day.

3

The third world.

Su Mang ascends the throne as a child, wary of yet contemptuous toward the lowborn regent.

She puts on a convincing act and makes things difficult for her in every way, waiting for the moment the kingdom falls and the rebels come to purge the court.

After the story goes off track,

Su Mang wakes in a cage and sinks into thought as she looks at the golden chain around her wrist.

4

In the fourth world, Su Mang plays a researcher studying mermaids.

She plucks out the mermaid's scales and draws her blood,

all to learn the secret of mermaid longevity.

After the story goes off track,

scales grow on Su Mang's body, making her one of them.

The mermaid catches her trembling whimpers in her mouth, then smiles and kisses her sensitive tail.

5

In the fifth world, Su Mang plays a spoiled, overbearing heiress.

She ruthlessly mocks and bullies her poor, pitiful adopted younger sister.

But in the dead of night, she is pinned beside her pillow and forced, through tears, to listen as her sister pours out her words of love one by one.

6

In the sixth world, Su Mang is the daughter of an exalted sect leader.

She keeps this filthy half-demon like a dog.

After the story goes off track,

the filthy stray dog kisses her neck again and again,

coaxing her in a low voice:

"Master, say my name again."

7

The seventh world.

The world changes drastically, and the apocalypse arrives.

Su Mang awakens an ability. The person who was once her white moonlight can now only cling to her like a parasitic vine to survive.

After the story goes off track,

Su Mang is betrayed and shoved into a horde of zombies.

The parasitic vine keeps this zombie, Su Mang, deep in a basement.

And ends up becoming her master instead.

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