The Capricious Lord Kills Me First, Then Loves Me

Perverse, elegant, and noble Venerable Lord VS beautiful and strong Imperial Daughter of the Ancient Gods. [Love at first sight + Deep affection and possessiveness + Sweet and angst + Xianxia melodrama + Pursuit cremation ground + Wife-spoiler] Yan Huaichen was perverse in temperament and impossible to read. Everyone believed he harbored nothing but hatred for Luo Qi. Until one day, they witnessed the noble and elegant man—who was usually as cold and detached as a deity from the high heavens—with bloodshot eyes, suppressing a frantic madness as he begged her not to leave him. —Later, for the sake of the Divine Realm’s safety, Luo Qi ignored his severe injuries and ruthlessly severed their past, turning away to marry another. Everyone thought that this time, the two would surely never cross paths again. Yet, to their surprise… Yan Huaichen did not hesitate to use the Six Realms as a wager, all just to have her look at him once more. —Yan Huaichen always knew that Luo Qi did not like him. Thus, he never dared to reveal his true feelings or approach her too closely, fearing he would see a look of loathing in her eyes. He could only miss her madly in the solitude of the late night, letting his emotions grow like wild weeds. Again and again, with restraint and endurance, he would whisper the name engraved upon his heart: “Luo Qi,” “Luo Qi”… He offered his entire heart to her, hiding his perverse and rebellious nature. He feigned submissiveness, cautiously guarding and accompanying her from the shadows. Yet despite all this, she still abandoned him without hesitation, refusing to grant him even a shred of her attention. Later, he personally tore off his disguise and fully exposed his true nature. He pulled her into his arms without restraint, kissing the lips he had craved for so long. —Disclaimer: 1v1, Double Purity. The male lead disrupts the wedding; the female lead does not actually marry anyone else. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Capricious Lord Kills Me First, Then Loves Me — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠