A Family of Tough Guys, and Their Beloved Little Princess Is Sweet Yet Fierce

The Wen family of Jinggang stands at the pinnacle of the world’s aristocracy. Every one of them is ruthless, and their power is boundless.

Wen Yining is the family’s only legitimate granddaughter. The old master dotes on her, her three older brothers protect her, and her parents indulge her without limits. To outsiders, she’s a sweet, well-behaved little princess, with a sugary voice and an angelic smile, seemingly harmless to people and animals alike.

That is, until someone splashes red wine on her at a charity gala. She laughs softly three times, then brings the other family to ruin and sends every one of them to prison within three days. Only then does all of Jinggang realize: how could the Wen family ever have raised a rabbit?

Fu Siheng, the Fu family’s heir, is known as the “King of Hell of Jinggang.” Cold-blooded and iron-willed, he has never known defeat. When he watches her deftly turn the tables on her attacker through the security cameras, desire to conquer flares in him for the first time. “That prey is mine.”

He lays traps to get close and presses her at every turn, thinking he’s taming a little wolf cub.

But he doesn’t know that the moment he first looked at the monitor, Wen Yining was already smiling at the camera like a hunter watching her prey walk into the trap.

When the maddest man collides with the most ruthless woman, and the Wen family’s whole villainous crew takes turns stealing the show amid a sizzling, multi-couple battle royale, this clash of equals is bound to be a blood-red romance, equal parts sweet and painful.

She sheds her obedient mask. “I’m done pretending.”

He drops his proper facade. “Funny, I’m done pretending too.”

A pampered heroine surrounded by a whole family of villains. She’s sharp-minded and takes everyone down. No hiding, no swallowing her pride. If it’s not satisfying, you don’t pay.