A North American Dog Trainer’s Handbook

“The day he smashed my glasses, I took over his life. On the field and in life, he became my defeated opponent.”

Lin Che, a financial prodigy, is hit in the back with a football by campus bully Kevin Hunter on his first day as an exchange student at New York University.

“Hey, Asian kid, go back to your math competition desk!”

Everyone thinks the bespectacled bookworm will cry and drop out.

Little do they know that very night, Lin Che hacks into the university's athletics system. Looking at Kevin's training data, he chuckles. “Football quarterback? Basketball team star? Interesting. Then I'll start by destroying what you're proudest of.”

The first rule of his Handbook for Taming a Mad Dog:

First shatter his pride, then become the only one he believes in.

When Kevin is completely outmatched on the football field and utterly crushed in a one-on-one basketball game, he pins Lin Che against the locker room wall, eyes bloodshot...

Lin Che simply brushes the sweat from the back of his neck and murmurs with a smile:

“Are you giving in? If not, we can keep going until you learn to call me Master.”

Later, an NCAA legendary coach says in an interview:

“Hunter is the most well-rounded athlete I've ever seen, but it wasn't training that transformed him. It was that young man from the East who was always watching him from the sidelines.”

During a livestream after winning the championship, Kevin holds up his championship ring to the camera:

“This is for my Master. He taught me who to fight for.”

#When the heart of Wall Street meets an American football superstar#

#I went from top student to king of the field, all to tame the wildest mad dog#