Black Gunner 2

[Furry + Two Male Leads + Sweet Slice of Life + BL + Size Difference + Angst and Fluff + Underworld Intrigue + Multiple Couples] Ten years ago, they faced each other with guns raised on a rainy night.

Ten years later, they stroll hand in hand through Peace Park.

Lin Feng thought he had narrowly escaped death back then, never knowing that from the moment he met that tiger beastman, Jiang Che had quietly protected him for the rest of his life. A cold-blooded killer to outsiders, a clingy kitty at home. Anyone who dares touch his man will find the two-meter-tall tiger beastman baring his claws, ready to protect his beloved at all costs.

At the ten-meter-long dining table sit Jiang Long, a father who acts tough but is all bluster; Jiang Ming, an extraordinary warrior who happens to be the boss; and Black Dragon Yunya, a bodyguard lurking in the shadows. With a family of beastmen this formidable, how could they bear to let the daughter-in-law they cherish be battered by life’s storms?

But fate never reveals what turn it will take next. The arrival of the Black Claw team makes everything even more bewildering. The Black Dragon bodyguard falls for a dazzling top-tier star, only to discover that his lover is a soldier. How will he react, and what will he think?

And Jiang Long, the head of the family, has reunited with the love of his youth. What kind of twilight romance will he have with Feng Shou, the young police officer he once let go?

The mighty family thought they could lead ordinary lives after washing their hands of the underworld. But fate seems to have played another cruel joke: someone still covets the Jiang family’s standing, unaware that a tiger has long been sharpening its claws in the shadows, waiting for the right moment to strike.

“Will you regret giving me your sincere love? I’ve asked you countless times over these ten years.”

“I won’t. At first, I didn’t know what sincerity was, or what regret felt like. But this answer I’m giving you is something I’ve come to understand little by little over the years.”