Summary
The princess was ordered to marry the disabled general Chu Pingyun. Who knew that the goods were wrong on the night of the wedding. The princess is not a princess, but Li Jiu, the good for nothing prince?!Chu Pingyun: …can I return you back?Since you can’t return the goods, you can only use your lifelong acting skills to play a pair of beloved husbands, to tear up your political enemies, break the puzzle, and fight on the battlefield – hey, how does it seem to come true?
About Will Marry
Going by how it is categorised, expect a title where the setting is drawn from a past era.
Starting Will Marry from scratch means beginning at Chapter 1. It has been on the site since 23 September 2023. The series page lists everything published since, oldest to newest.
| Alternative titles | 将嫁 / Jiāng jià |
|---|---|
| Author | Tianwen Jiaochuan |
| Type | Series |
| Genres | Historical, Shounen Ai |
| Chapters | 55 |
| Latest chapter | Chapter 55 |
| Last updated | 15 February 2024 |
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Frequently asked about Will Marry
How many chapters of Will Marry are there?
Will Marry currently has 55 chapters on MangaOwl. The list was last updated on 15 February 2024.
What is the latest chapter of Will Marry?
The latest chapter listed is chapter 55, added on 15 February 2024.
Who wrote Will Marry?
Will Marry is credited to Tianwen Jiaochuan.
What genre is Will Marry?
It is listed under Historical and Shounen Ai.
What else is Will Marry called?
It also appears as 将嫁 / Jiāng jià.
Where should I start reading Will Marry?
Start at Chapter 1, the first chapter listed. The series page carries every chapter in reading order.
Is Will Marry free to read on MangaOwl?
Yes. All 55 chapters currently listed can be read in the browser at no cost, with no account required.
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