I Married the Man Who Buried His Brides – Episode 11
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Synopsis
On her wedding day, auditor Irene is forced to marry Seville, whose three brides supposedly died. A grave bears her name and a date seven days away. She learns all three brides were her—her identity erased repeatedly for an inheritance—and sets a trap to expose the scheme.
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How many episodes does I Married the Man Who Buried His Brides have?
I Married the Man Who Buried His Brides has 30 episodes. Each episode is a short vertical clip, so the full series can be watched in one sitting.
What genre is I Married the Man Who Buried His Brides?
I Married the Man Who Buried His Brides is tagged Dark Romance, Thriller, Mystery, Suspense, Marriage Before Love, Hidden Identity, Multiple Identities, Betrayal, Manor, Strong Heroine, Independent Woman, Secret Identity, Husband, Contemporary, Family, Affluent family, Female, Adult, Dark, Serious, Mysterious, Twisted, Brave, Brilliant, Independent, Powerful. On ReelViral it is listed under Hidden Identity short dramas.
What is I Married the Man Who Buried His Brides about?
On her wedding day, auditor Irene is forced to marry Seville, whose three brides supposedly died. A grave bears her name and a date seven days away. She learns all three brides were her—her identity erased repeatedly for an inheritance—and sets a trap to expose the scheme.