LOVABLE AND DARK WIFE

She was both enchanting and mysterious, a wife with a cunning mind. Through meticulous planning, she triumphed in her pursuit, toppling Yan Beitang—the most feared figure in the imperial capital’s legends. Once he tasted her allure, he was addicted, unable to break free.

In the first year, he shadowed her every move, whispering, “Jun Sila, why won’t you push me away again?”

By the second year, his persistence grew relentless. “Jun Si Luo,” he murmured, “when will you finally agree to be mine?”

Then came the third year—he fell to his knees before her, desperation in his voice. “Jun Si Luo, marry me,” he pleaded, “and I’ll crush every obstacle in your path.”

Her power over him was absolute, a blend of seduction and dominance. He was ensnared, willing to surrender everything for her. She had conquered the untamable, bending the legend to her will.

Their story was one of obsession, a dangerous dance between love and control. He, once the empire’s most formidable force, now knelt at her feet, begging for her hand.

She had orchestrated it all—her victory complete, her influence undeniable. The hunter had become the hunted, yet neither could escape the other.

Their bond was a paradox—both tender and ruthless, a love laced with vengeance. He craved her, while she held the reins, deciding their fate.

In the end, she had not just defeated him—she had rewritten his destiny. The legend of the imperial capital now bore her name.

And Yan Beitang? He was no longer the predator but the devoted, forever bound to the woman who had outplayed him.