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The man I had a one-night stand with turned out to be my fiancé Average 4.5 / 5 out of 22
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ワンナイトした男は結婚相手でした
Summary
Read The man I had a one-night stand with turned out to be my fiancé / ワンナイトした男は結婚相手でした / The Man I Spent One Night With Turned Out to Be My Fiance
Luce, the daughter of a duke, falls into despair after her stepsister steals her fiancé. As a replacement, she is arranged to marry Arnolfo, a man feared by all and known as the “Marquis of Death.” Before facing this unwanted marriage, Luce decides to make one last memory as a single woman by attending a masquerade ball—where she ends up spending a night with a mysterious man. She intends to keep that night as a secret tucked away in her heart… until she meets her husband for the first time on their wedding day—only to discover that he is the very same man from that one-night encounter! Luce doesn’t want him to think she’s a shameless woman who plays around at night, so she decides not to reveal her identity. However, Arnolfo sweetly desires her every night, and she finds herself giving in again… just like that night!
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- Chapter 21 October 18, 2025
- Chapter 20 October 11, 2025
- Chapter 19 October 4, 2025
- Chapter 18 September 28, 2025
- Chapter 17 September 28, 2025
- Chapter 16 September 25, 2025
- Chapter 15 September 18, 2025
- Chapter 14 September 18, 2025
- Chapter 13 September 18, 2025
- Chapter 12 September 18, 2025
- Chapter 11 September 2, 2025
- Chapter 10 August 27, 2025
- Chapter 9 August 20, 2025
- Chapter 8 August 10, 2025
- Chapter 7 August 8, 2025
- Chapter 6 July 27, 2025
- Chapter 5 July 22, 2025
- Chapter 4 July 22, 2025
- Chapter 3 July 22, 2025
- Chapter 2 July 22, 2025
- Chapter 1 July 22, 2025
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Eveaustria
I like it, even though it’s a story based on too many constructed (and not even always logical) “misunderstandings” between the main characters.
But I adore the female lead nonetheless, and how she had been working hard for the sake of the country before her marriage and how she’s making herself useful after marriage quickly as well, like by teaching immigrants’ children/orphans. This is really refreshing to read and see.
Readers who dislike large age gaps might feel put off by the seemingly middle-aged male lead maybe, because he constantly struggles with his own age, often thinking that he is “much older” than his wife – who loves him regardless.
Other than that he’s a pretty typical male lead, super serious all the time, rather uncommunicative, stiff, polite, but not very social, and always buried in work. Plus he just HAS to be a war veteran too – with the idiotic nickname “grim reaper marquis”… At least he doesn’t have black hair (or… maybe he even had before his hair turned grey?).
The summary is wrong about one thing – the worrywart male lead does NOT desire her wife “every night”, instead he believes he’s considerate by offering separate bedrooms after the bridal night, and it’s the female lead then who strives to get closer again.
Unfortunately there’s an annoying cliché b*tch of a (step)sister too who snatched the former fiancé away from the female lead, who torments maids, hates her sister for no reason and commits pretty much every cliché stupidity in the book.
Oh, and their father is an opportunistic and rude a**hole too.
The former fiancée is not only a despicable guy (and also drawn like one, similar to the contemptible sister), but he’s the crown prince on top of that, which is an extra-boring trope.
We can now only hope that this villainous and moronic couple will not really become the future king and queen of the pitiful country…
Cerisierfluer
Not to sure why the mature tag is on here but also I get it
Tatianaaa
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Silent reader
Abit similar to lucia