The Blind Girl and the Damp, Dark Big Shot's Ruthless Possession

[Dark, revenge, Hong Kong atmosphere, melodramatic tragic romance, coercive domination, anti-Stockholm syndrome] Wen Yu is a blind pianist who lives a peaceful, happy life with her husband. She never imagined that one day she would stumble into a murder scene. Zhong Qiumin should have killed her to silence her, but a moment of compassion made him spare her. He never imagined that this woman would dare to take the stand and testify against him. He was convicted of murder and sent to prison, while his younger sister was brutally killed by his enemies. One night, six years later, Zhong Xiumin broke into her home with his men. Like a startled bird, Wen Yu clutched the hem of his trousers and begged desperately, “Kill me, but let my husband go.” A gunshot rang out. A spray of blood splashed across her stunned face. He slowly bent toward her and clamped one large, long-fingered hand around her slender neck. The man stared at her, his gaze dark and deep. His stern face was expressionless as his thin lips drew close to her ear. “The game begins now.” He could never grasp that glimmer of light, so he chose to swallow her in darkness. To dance with the wolf, she had no choice but to become a wolf herself. Please note before reading: 1. Anti-Stockholm syndrome. The male lead has one-sided feelings throughout, and this does not have a happy ending. 2. The female lead is not a virgin, while the male lead is a sinister, perverse villain and a refined brute. He will not be redeemed. The female lead is cool-headed and rational, kind but not saintly, and determined to get revenge. 3. An old-school, melodramatic tragic romance. The heroine suffers a bit at first, but the hero takes most of the pain later.