Lured into Surrender

On the day they were supposed to register their marriage, Xu Wen’s singer boyfriend of five years announced that he had cheated on her, and that he had already been in love with his sweetheart for eight years.

The last person in the world to learn the news, Xu Wen was now being branded a “mistress.” But before she could process it, she was kidnapped right outside the marriage registry.

Her kidnapper’s identity was unknown. He had broad shoulders, a narrow waist, long legs, and an expensive suit. He stood ramrod straight, his handsome face framed by slicked-back hair. His dark phoenix eyes fixed on her, deep and shadowy as a frigid pool.

Just as she was about to call the police, someone shoved a marriage contract into her arms.

“Marry me,” said the taciturn man.

Xu Wen: ? This world is absurd.

At first, President Fu thought it was rather nice that the wife he had forcibly taken for himself was so emotionally oblivious. That way, he wouldn’t have to worry about her cheating.

A month into their marriage, Fu Yanshi wondered, “How has this little stick-in-the-mud managed to grow up without offending anyone?”

Six months into their marriage, Fu Yanshi lamented, “I hate that she’s such a block of wood! Why won’t she kiss me first?”

Who could ever reject their muse?

Who could resist a siren’s song?

Who could fail to love the person who stole their heart at first sight?

In the end, he could only bow his head to her, coaxing her into falling with him.

This novel is also known as “After My Ex-Boyfriend Turned Gay, I Became the Target of His Overbearing Love” and “What Kind of Decent Person Goes Around Loving People Overbearingly?”

[An emotionally oblivious butterfly researcher X A 6'3