A Long Road to Marriage: Don't Mess with the Dark-Haired Young Master Qi

There are two kinds of men you should never provoke: ruthless men, and men who covet you. Xia Chengchen managed to provoke both kinds, and as luck would have it, they shared one name... Qi Yin! Xia Chengchen was the eldest daughter of a wealthy family in Jingcheng and the mayor's daughter. On the eve of her engagement, she was photographed fooling around with Jingcheng's most notorious playboy. Overnight, her reputation was in tatters. As if that weren't enough, her powerful uncle was brought down, and her maternal grandfather's family declared bankruptcy. In a single night, Xia Chengchen went from a pampered heiress to a walking jinx. Her frail mother was framed as well, and the two of them were driven out of the Xia family. Her father couldn't wait to marry his mistress, while her fiancé and her half-sister, who shared the same father, announced their engagement in the papers with great fanfare. Burdened with her grandfather's family's debts and hounded by her scumbag father and his household, Xia Chengchen was desperate, so she latched onto a powerful man. Qi Yin was the second son of one of Jingcheng's four great families. He had nothing going for him but a handsome face, and his name was synonymous with scum. His reputation was notorious, he lived a life of wine and women, and the papers were constantly full of his scandals. In Xia Chengchen's eyes, Qi Yin was unreasonable, possessive, ruthless, calculating, petty, and a wolf hiding beneath the appearance of a hooligan and a beast... In Qi Yin's eyes, Xia Chengchen was a high-IQ, low-EQ sheep pretending to be harmless so she could devour the tiger... He was a wolf of a man. A wolf's nature: no matter how much you feed him, he is never satisfied, but he is loyal. That was enough for Xia Chengchen. So when he said, “I need a wife,” she was desperate enough to marry him... After they married, his affection drew her from cautious maneuvering into complete surrender. What she hadn't counted on was that a wolf would always be a wolf, and his loyalty was to her, not to himself! Meeting him had been a mistake from the start, and falling in love with him was an even greater one. This marriage had left her bleeding... And he said, “When you're hurting, how could I not hurt too? I fell deeper into this marriage long before you did...” Dear readers, Feng is back with a new story! I hope you'll continue to support me. If you're passing by, don't forget to bookmark and support the story!