The Big Shot’s Little Treasure Keeps Taming Him

[Sweet romance + male lead with dissociative identity disorder + possessive, wolfish younger man]

The Ming family goes bankrupt, her childhood sweetheart refuses to marry her, and Ming Yue chooses an arranged marriage, marrying the notorious playboy and lunatic known as the capital's most feared young heir. Everyone expects her to last less than a month.

But as soon as she enters the house, she realizes that while the man is unbearably sharp-tongued with everyone else, he is a perfect gentleman with her. To win her over, he searches all over for guides, humbly learning even as the tips of his ears turn bright red.

On their blind date:

Zhou Chongjin: “Whoever marries her is a dog!”

After seeing Ming Yue:

Zhou Chongjin: “Wifey... woof, woof, woof!”

Later, the Ming family gets through its crisis, and Zhou Chongjin's first love returns. Ming Yue sensibly leaves a divorce agreement and runs off with the money. She's sipping red wine and feeling up her ripped model boyfriend's abs when...

A sexy, cruel voice sounds behind her. “You accused me of having a first love just so you could run off with another man? We agreed, big sis: anyone who runs away has to be punished.”

In the end,

Someone sees the supposedly proud and unruly young heir, veins bulging with anger, still smiling indulgently as he kneels on a washboard and begs his little queen to go easy on him.

He grew up deprived of affection, shutting himself away from the world. His world was like a withered tree, but he never expected to be lucky enough to meet the spring meant only for him.