The 1970S: I Tamed the Brooding Roughneck into a Good Dog

[A brooding, obsessive mad-dog hero × a lovesick, thrill-seeking heroine] Huo Chen was born bad. To him, the world was a stagnant place of black and white. Until a young educated woman named Jiang Li appeared, becoming the only splash of color in his life. He wanted to break her legs and lock her in a cellar where only he could see her. But when he actually wrapped his hand around her throat Jiang Li didn’t flinch. Instead, she pressed herself against his palm and sighed in satisfaction: “Your murderous intent… tastes so good.” Jiang Li doesn’t need a System. She can taste what’s in people’s hearts. There are too many hypocrites in this world. Only Huo Chen’s blatant, clammy, chilling desire leaves her craving more. He wants to meld her into his bones and blood. She wants to turn him into a specimen. How is this love? It’s two monsters locked in an all-out tug-of-war. Huo Chen, despairing: “Ruanruan, I think I’m getting even sicker.” Jiang Li, smiling: “That’s all right. I don’t mind. After all, I’m the only one who can cure you.”