The Beautiful Wife Who Was Forced into Marriage

[Complete] Blurb:

“Madam, my fiancee was stolen by your husband, so... I suppose I’ll have to take you in her place.”

* Switching love interests | Taking by force

* Traditional, conservative husband x Refined scumbag of a lover

Su Xingyan first met Yan Chong on a rainy day at Qingyuan Temple.

He had just been scolded by the old madam because Wei Chengran had been staying away from home. Distracted, he was about to step into a puddle when someone grabbed him from behind and pulled him into their arms.

Raindrops fell from the eaves into the puddle.

Su Xingyan looked up and saw deep, blazing black eyes. Their undisguised hunger burned into him. “Madam, be careful in the rain.”

Through the other man’s solid chest, Su Xingyan felt his steady heartbeat. He had been married for years and knew all too well what that look meant.

2.

Su Xingyan met Yan Chong for the second time at the negotiating table, during a business deal with the Yan Corporation.

At the time, photos of his husband with his lover were making headlines across the city. As Su Xingyan stared at the information about the lover that the paparazzi had sent him, he felt dizzy, his fingers clenched until they went white. When he came back to his senses, he saw that the lover’s fiance was now walking toward him, step by step, as the other party in the deal.

“Madam, long time no see.”

Yan Chong took his hand politely.

No one knew that after the meeting, Yan Chong pinned Su Xingyan by the waist with one hand, trapping him between the conference table and his arm.

He leaned close to Su Xingyan’s burning ear and warned him in a way that allowed no objection: “I hear... your husband’s been chasing after my fiancee lately?”

“If my fiancee doesn’t show up for the wedding next month...”

“Then, Madam, I’ll have no choice but to put you in her place.”

Yan Chong pretended to discuss the matter with Su Xingyan as if troubled, but his gaze fell on Su Xingyan’s angry eyes, playful and brazen. Everyone in Ronggang knew the Yan family ruled the city with an iron hand, and that the eldest son, Yan Chong, was domineering and autocratic, always having the last word.

3.

A month later, the Yan family wedding went ahead as planned.

Prominent members of Ronggang’s elite poured in from all sides.

Wei Chengran had already divorced Su Xingyan the day before and left with his lover.

In the locked dressing room, Yan Chong pinned Su Xingyan against the door and kissed him until he could barely breathe.

“You don’t suit a suit.”

“You should wear a wedding dress instead, Mr. Su.”

Su Xingyan closed his eyes in humiliation. “...Bastard!”

Yan Chong gave a soft scoff and rubbed his thumb over Su Xingyan’s swollen, reddened lips. “Say that a few more times. This bastard likes it.”

P.S. The bottom isn’t the top’s first. The top has a fiancee, but there are no romantic complications between them. The top is a bastard.

The bottom is very submissive, with a strong feminine vibe. The setting is fictional, with extensive original worldbuilding. Don’t nitpick.

-

Next book: Rescue Plan

Blurb

* Mutual salvation

* Straight-as-an-arrow retired detective top x Gentle little bodhisattva bottom

Li Zheng had been watching Su Ling for a long time.

A man, but with long hair, wearing a little floral dress, and coming out at eight sharp every morning with a bamboo basket to buy groceries. He was timid and didn’t dare talk much to anyone.

The women at the market bullied him, deliberately fiddling with the scales to cheat him out of his money.

He seemed not to notice, keeping his head bowed as he paid and left.

The women all said he was a freak.

But as Li Zheng watched Su Ling walk away with a cigarette between his lips, he noticed bruises on his neck. They looked like hickeys, but what kind of animal could kiss someone until they looked like that?

It was practically sexual torture.

Perhaps it was the instincts he’d developed over years as a detective, but Li Zheng realized that something criminal and secretive had to be going on. He stubbed out his cigarette and began following Su Ling in secret.

-

After half a month of covert investigation,

Li Zheng finally followed a large group of officers as they stormed a villa and rescued Su Ling.

The sky was already bright that day. Su Ling was wearing his usual floral dress, curled up in a corner. He looked up and saw Li Zheng coming toward him, then began to cry uncontrollably. “No... don’t take him away.”

“I don’t... I don’t want to be alone. Please, don’t leave me alone. Please.”

Li Zheng’s heart, straight as an arrow for thirty years, seemed to collapse in that moment. He slowly crouched down and gathered Su Ling into his arms. “I won’t leave you alone. Don’t worry.”

-

Li Zheng brought Su Ling back to his rundown home, cut off the long hair he’d been growing for years, and took off the ill-fitting floral dress.

When nightmares made Su Ling tremble all over, Li Zheng would press close to his ear and soothe him again and again. “Baby, you’re free now.”

-

After a disaster a few years ago, Li Zheng left the criminal investigation team.

He gave up the dreams and beliefs he’d held for years and began wandering aimlessly through the streets.

Li Zheng had resigned himself to wasting the rest of his life.

But he never expected to meet Su Ling.

Su Ling needed him, loved him, and wanted to spend his whole life with him.

When Li Zheng thought of himself as a sinner who’d betrayed his ideals, Su Ling held him close and told him he was a hero.

After Su Ling came into his life,

Li Zheng found himself beginning to look forward to the future.

At midnight, Li Zheng looked down at Su Ling lying beneath him, undoing his buttons one by one. When he raised his eyes, he saw Su Ling gazing at him with boundless tenderness and acceptance.

It was as though his eyes were telling Li Zheng he could do anything he wanted.

Li Zheng’s Adam’s apple bobbed. Unable to resist, he reverently cupped Su Ling’s face and murmured, “Did you come to save me, my bodhisattva?”

In Su Ling’s eyes, he was

ordinary, timid, and a complete mess.

But in Li Zheng’s eyes, Su Ling was

pure, radiant, and one of a kind.

Su Ling was Li Zheng’s bodhisattva.

Li Zheng was his most devoted follower.

P.S. The blurb is from Li Zheng’s point of view, while the story itself is from Su Ling’s. Li Zheng won’t stay poor forever. He’ll return to the force. Li Zheng can live alone in a rented room and eat instant noodles near their expiration date, but he won’t make Su Ling live a hard life. Things will keep getting better.

P.P.S. Li Zheng has never been with anyone. The little bodhisattva is the first and only person he’s ever fallen for. Su Ling has never liked anyone before. Li Zheng is the only person he’s fallen for; everything else was forced.

Theme: Break free of your chains and honor freedom