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Doted By The Regent King Novel

Yan Xiaomo

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Wufu's past life as a master jade carver was erased the moment she awakened in a humble farm girl's body. Stripped of her former status and cast into a brutal world where women were bound by rigid morality and the suffocating Female Precepts, she found herself drowning in endless torment and degradation. Her mother's plea for patience meant nothing—forbearance was a poison that would destroy her twice over.

But Wufu harbored a dangerous secret: another identity lurked beneath her fragile exterior, one that answered to no moral code. Bullies learned to fear her swift retribution. Those who dared insult her mother discovered her vengeance knew no mercy. For every slight, she promised a hundredfold return—an eye for an eye, a bone for a bone.

Then came the Regent King, a man of absolute power who shattered every rule she thought she understood. He never lowered himself to mock her. Instead, he desired something far more intimate: to claim her completely, to bind her to him in ways that transcended rank and propriety. When he dared to dominate her, Wufu's answer was swift and unyielding—she would mount him with equal ferocity. Let heaven and earth bear witness: for one hundred years, neither would owe the other a single breath.