Everyday Kidnapping and Plunder at the Magic Academy [Western Fantasy]

Beverly is a failing student at the Academy of Magic, and her black hair makes her a target of discrimination.

She is terrified of attending Archmage Elias's classes because he is always demanding and sharp-tongued. Every day, she worries that he will fail her.

Until one day, in the dim lair of an evil dragon, Elias gets covered in the dragon's aphrodisiac fluids.

"I ended up like this because I saved you. Don't you think you should repay me?"

With tears in her eyes, she bites her lip and agrees.

The man strokes the crown of her soft hair and sighs, "Good girl."

Beverly turns bright red.

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Elias considers it a night of humiliation.

Embarrassed by what happened that night, Beverly also makes a point of avoiding him. In the second semester, she applies to transfer out of his class.

The day after she turns in her application, he corners her against a wall. His tall figure looms over her, green eyes narrowed, his tone dangerous. "Do you think you can escape my control?"

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Later, Beverly decides to end their relationship and runs away early.

But when she opens her eyes, she finds herself locked inside a dark, cramped church, her hands and feet tightly bound.

The man's face twists as he grips Beverly by the throat. "Darling, tell me, how dare you run away?"

Archmage x Magic Apprentice

A smoldering old flame: sharp-tongued older man x resilient, slow-witted failing student

Coercive romance, 1v1, both are each other's first, heroine is an adult from the start, Western fantasy, alternate world with a medieval-inspired setting

---- Coming Soon: Taken by the Magic Academy's Top Student ----

Naive little rabbit x hypocritical predator

After her brother goes missing, Nia enrolls in the Imperial Academy of Magic disguised as a boy, using his identity.

To hide who she is, she dresses like a shabby little mouse every day. No one bothers to look twice at her, except the Student Council's noble, handsome, exceptionally gifted president, who is always watching her with dark eyes.

She almost gives herself away several times, but the president always appears in time to help her out.

Hoping to cling to a powerful ally, Nia takes the initiative to get close to him and even moves into his dormitory.

His dorm smells as good as he does, and she sleeps soundly every night. There are just a lot of mosquitoes. Almost every morning, she wakes up with red marks from their bites.

Until one night, Nia wakes from a dream, unable to breathe, and realizes for the first time that beneath the president's cool, celibate exterior lies undisguised desire and possessiveness.

At last, she understands where all those strange red marks on her body came from.

Nia tries to set their "brotherly affection" straight, but the president gives a low laugh and only pushes his luck further.

"All right," he murmurs, nibbling her earlobe. "Then call me big brother first."

Nia's face turns crimson. "C-Call me that somewhere else. It feels too weird to say it in bed."

The young man says nothing.

Nia knows he never intended to let her go.

On the eve of graduation, she decides to escape their absurd relationship and leave for a faraway place.

But her carriage is intercepted along the road.

As Nia panics, someone suddenly pushes open the carriage door and climbs inside.

The man corners her in the cramped space, his large hand stroking her still-flat belly.

"Darling, where are you planning to go with our child?"

P.S. 1v1, happy ending, both are each other's first

Theme: Knowledge changes your fate

---- Coming Soon: Running Away After Marrying the Ghost King ----

Nia transmigrates into a book, becoming a sickly, foolish beauty and cannon-fodder villain in the cultivation world.

Perfect looks, abysmal brains, frail as a willow, coughing every few steps.

After constantly scheming against the protagonist, she ends up with a grand sacrificial death.

To stay alive, Nia decides to cling to the protagonist's coattails.

After a series of efforts involving feigning madness, acting cute, and pretending to be obedient, she successfully becomes the most doted-on lazybones in the protagonist's group.

Life goes smoothly, until the book's ultimate villain appears: Yan Miao, a future Ghost King with perfect intelligence, overwhelming power, and a terrifyingly twisted personality.

The villain looks over the protagonist's group and ultimately abducts the most useless one, Nia.

She expects to be abandoned in a mass grave, but when she opens her eyes, it is her wedding night. Nia is dressed in a bright red wedding robe, and the villain wears a matching one. With his pale hand holding the nuptial wine, he calls her his wife.

Nia: What do you even see in me?

Villain: Your face.

Nia: You married me for my looks?

Nia uses her old tricks on him.

But no matter how much she pretends to be crazy, acts cute, or plays the obedient one, nothing works. The villain doesn't fall for any of it. He only wants her.

With no other choice, Nia pretends to be dead.

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Yan Miao once fell into a mire and was saved by a sickly person. He and that invalid became husband and wife.

Later, his wounds healed, but his little wife disappeared.

The Ghost Lord searched everywhere under heaven, but could not find her.

Until the six-hundredth year, when he met Nia.

He knew his wife had returned.

But it seemed his wife's memory had become muddled. When she saw him, she didn't throw herself into his arms as she used to, telling him how much she had missed him over the past six hundred years and asking how he had been. Instead, she turned pale with fear and ran for her life.

Not only had she forgotten him, she was also hanging out with some other man, laughing and having a wonderful time.

No matter. He would catch her and marry her again.

They had once loved each other so much. Nia would remember in time and come back to him.

After six hundred years, his wife has learned to act cute and obedient. The villain loves it, but doesn't dare show it too much, afraid Nia will think he is undignified.

Until one day, Nia pretends to be dead and runs off with another man.

Yan Miao: Stay composed. Stay composed. Stay composed. Damn it!

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Nia seems to have once saved a mortal and married him.

One day, she discovers that her husband isn't a mortal, but a ghost.

No matter. The ghost treats her well enough, and love between the living and the dead is possible. She can turn a blind eye and still make the relationship work.

Later, Nia discovers that her husband isn't just a ghost. He's also the book's ultimate villain, the greatest ghost of all, the King of Ghosts, the kind who slaughters people left and right whenever he gets displeased!

...Who wouldn't run from that?

That accursed ghost dared to toy with her feelings!

A sickly beauty who only wants to stay alive x a villain who only wants to win his wife back

1v1, happy ending, faithful in body and heart

A silly little sweet romance with the author's kinks running wild

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Theme: Once you've seen the best, nothing else compares.