[Wallpaper Love] [Redemption] [Obsessive Psycho] [Captivity Play] [Marriage Before Love]
The thing Jiang Yu regrets most in her life is saving Gu Hanzhou, that mad dog.
She never thought that one moment of weakness would end up dragging her down with him.
The day Jiang Yu became Gu Hanzhou's caged bird, she stabbed him in the chest with her hairpin, yet still failed to escape that mad dog.
The first time she tried to run, she was caught and dragged back to the Gu residence before she even made it out of the city gates. Then she didn't leave the bed for half a month.
The second time, Jiang Yu ran into bandits who threatened to take her as their chief's bride. She was bound and carried back to their stronghold. When she looked up, the one seated at the head of the hall was that very mad dog.
Gu Hanzhou affectionately brushed the loose hair beside Jiang Yu's ear and murmured against it, "Little Fish, it's time to come home."
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Ever since meeting Gu Hanzhou, Jiang Yu felt as though she had been swept into one strange whirlpool after another.
Assassins from the capital, the Miao people's witchcraft, and the man in the cold stone coffin who looked exactly like Gu Hanzhou.
Terrified, she stumbled backward, only to collide with a solid chest. Staring at the smiling young man, she asked in a trembling voice, "Who are you, really?"
Gu Hanzhou's gaze was tender and affectionate. "Why, I'm your husband, Gu Hanzhou."
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Gu Hanzhou's greatest sorrow and greatest joy both came from Jiang Yu. She was like a warm light shining into his cold, dark life.
He wanted to seize that light with a mad, obsessive desperation, no matter the cost. This time, he would never let go again.
Gu Hanzhou was a mad dog, but he was Jiang Yu's dog alone.
Puppies love fish.
Hanzhou loves Jiang Yu.
[Content warnings:
1. The male lead has no morals or principles and is extremely obsessive and unhinged. If that's not your thing, proceed with caution!
2. The heroine has no feelings for the male lead at first. Includes captivity and wallpaper-love content!]
Theme: We choose each other, wholeheartedly
