[Genius-level intelligence + intense mind games + multiple heroines + everyone’s wild misinterpretations + psychological warfare]
Jiang Ning, a top-tier criminal profiler, is transmigrated into the body of a 17-year-old boy who has nothing going for him but a pretty face.
To make matters worse, he finds himself trapped in a den of “villains.”
His older sister, who adopted him, is a tsundere with a sharp tongue, always telling him to “get out”;
The beautiful, gentle classmate who sits beside him keeps a box cutter in her schoolbag, always ready to “commit a crime”;
And the older girl next door is a notorious control freak who wants to fill his room with surveillance cameras.
Faced with this pack of dangerous “hunters,” Jiang Ning glances at his own pair of damp, utterly innocent-looking peach blossom eyes in the mirror and smiles.
“The best hunters often appear in the form of prey.”
And so...
Faced with his tsundere older sister, he reddens his eyes and timidly tugs at her sleeve. “Don’t be mad, sis. I’ll leave right now. I won’t bother you...”
His sister’s resolve crumbles, and she spends the whole night preparing a full banquet to coax him into staying.
Faced with the lovesick beauty, he ignores the box cutter and gently strokes the top of her head. “Are you afraid of being lonely too? It’s okay. I understand you.”
The beauty breaks down. The blade falls to the floor, and she cries as she begs him not to be so gentle.
This is the story of a max-level powerhouse disguised as a “sweet little puppy,” using absolute reason and top-notch acting to gradually tame a group of crazed, villainous women into clingy kittens.
Jiang Ning: “I just want to give them a home. What did I do wrong?”