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After Eloping with the Wrong Person, I Angrily Married the 'Living Yama'
After Eloping with the Wrong Person, I Angrily Married the 'Living Yama' Plot:
Lin Wan sneaked out at night to elope and escape a forced marriage, but mistook someone for her lover in the dim moonlight. She dragged the "lover" for ten miles—only to find he was Huo Jingshen, the infamous "Living Yama" known for his cruelty! She tried to run, but Huo grabbed her wrist and smiled: "Since you threw yourself at me, why not marry me?" Seeing her family chasing after her, Lin Wan agreed angrily: "Fine, I'll marry you!" But after marriage, she discovered that this "Living Yama" would leave a warm lamp for her when she feared the dark, shield her from her stepmother's schemes, and even—the little beggar who saved her from drowning years ago was him? And her so-called lover? He had long been having an affair with her cousin...
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