The Goblin’s Bride

At the age of seven, Dong is abandoned by her family and left to die in the mountains, but a Goblin saves her life. Feeling sorry for the child, who would otherwise have to survive all alone, the Goblin disguises himself as a distant relative and decides to raise and protect her. Twelve years later, Dong has grown into the most beautiful young woman in the village. The village women offer to find her a suitable husband, but she rejects every proposal. The truth is that Dong has long been in love with the man who raised her. However, he repeatedly ignores her feelings and refuses to return her affection. One dawn, Dong notices him secretly leaving the house and follows him, suspicious of his behavior. She is horrified when she catches him drinking a horse’s blood. After recovering from the shock, Dong realizes that the Goblin who saved her as a child and the man she loves are one and the same. From then on, she begins to pursue him and openly express her feelings. However, after remaining in the human world for far too long to care for Dong, the Goblin is in danger of turning into a monster. He tries to push her away and tells her that the only way to prevent his transformation is to have intercourse with a woman possessing powerful yin energy… “Mister, then do it with me. That intercourse you were talking about.”