Big Sister, Don’t Leave Me: My Younger Boyfriend Marks Me with His Bite

| Slice of life | Slow burn | [Heiress vs. clingy wolf-dog younger man vs. top-tier genetic candidate vs. loyal bodyguard] When Yu Ting was eight, her mother brought home a skinny little boy covered in bruises. He was two years younger than her, and his name was Shang Yan. She took her new little brother’s hand and smiled sweetly. “Be good, little brother. Call me Big Sister.” “Hello, Big Sister.” As he grows up, Shang Chiye (Shang Yan) becomes like a wolf lurking in the shadows, watching everything Yu Ting does. * On the eve of her wedding, Yu Ting shows up at her fiancé’s illegitimate son’s one-hundred-day celebration, announces that she is breaking off the engagement, and decides to choose a new husband. No, wait. She’s choosing a man with excellent genes in every way, planning to have a child and raise it on her own while inheriting the family business. Shang Chiye seizes the chance to take the place of the outstanding man Yu Ting is supposed to meet on a blind date, and claims her for himself. Yu Ting really thought Shang Chiye was a good, obedient little brother. She never imagined he was a dangerous, possessive wolf-dog with a mental disorder! - The wolf-dog younger man: Clingy and obedient in public, obsessive and possessive in private. “Big Sister, no one but me is allowed to touch you.”