Her Puppy: Tie You Up and You Want to Run, Let You Go and You Bark

[Male-lead angst + forceful heroine + domineering CEO falls into becoming a dog]

Lin Qingyan develops a twisted possessiveness toward her boss. To get him, she hatches a kidnapping plot.

After getting Pei Yu, Lin Qingyan quickly loses interest. She grants him the freedom he wants and throws him out.

But for some reason, the man who had once fought tooth and nail to escape, even jumping from more than ten stories up, puts the custom name tag she made for him back around his neck half a month after she lets him go. In front of all the major media outlets, he cries out “woof, woof, woof” with red-rimmed eyes...

While kidnapped, Pei Yu was tormented by Lin Qingyan until he was exhausted in both body and mind. He thought she was just a nightmare in his life, one he would escape sooner or later and repay a thousandfold.

But only after she cast him aside herself did he realize he no longer wanted to wake from the nightmare.

“Her evil was innate, but his love was born from torment.”

“For her, he had long since thrown away every principle, his dignity, and his freedom.”

Note: 1. Neither lead is normal, and the story contains plenty of melodrama, including but not limited to: the heroine kidnapping the hero; the hero being tormented into falling in love with her and feeling sorry for her; his willingly climbing back into the cage for her; and the heroine rejecting him, prompting him to use coercive romance tactics. Please don’t apply this to real life.

2. The only guarantees are that the male lead is a virgin and that he likes the heroine.

3. The heroine is a lunatic who walks along the edge of a cliff. Don’t criticize her, or it’ll bounce right back at you.

4. This is just a story about a messed-up woman and a messed-up man in a twisted romance. The characters are entirely fictional, with no real-life inspirations or targets. It’s simply the low-quality, insubstantial work of a third-rate author.

5. If you like it, add it to your bookshelf. If you hate it, don’t rush to criticize; just remove it from your shelf. Everyone wins.