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After Eloping with the Wrong Man, I Married the Feared "Yama" in Spite
After Eloping with the Wrong Man, I Married the Feared "Yama" in Spite Plot:
Su Wanwan saved her dowry for three years to elope with her childhood sweetheart Lu Mingyuan, only to be met with his cruelty on the agreed night—he was marrying the Minister's daughter and called her a "gold-digging wretch." In the pouring rain, she stumbled into the carriage of Gu Jingshen, the Marquis of Zhenbei, known as the "Yama" (King of Hell) in the capital who had "killed" three fiancées in three years. In despair, she bit out, "I'll marry you." She expected a loveless life, but discovered Gu Jingshen's "ferocity" was a lie: he偷偷 covered her with a quilt when she kicked it off, gave her all his war-won medicine, and even took down Lu Mingyuan's backer for her. When Lu Mingyuan begged her to come back, she nestled in Gu Jingshen's arms and smiled, "I chose the wrong person before, but this 'Yama' is my destiny."
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