My Nemesis Forced a Kiss on Me? The Young Master Turns Him into a Puppy Instead

Jiang Yuezhao, the young master of Linglong Sect, is beautiful, and his temper is even more so. Everyone in the martial world gives him a wide berth.

Only Yin Changjin, the young master of the Yin family, refuses to yield. Whenever they meet, they clash, then fight, going from Dongting Lake to Wanbao Pavilion, then from Wanbao Pavilion to the moat. They tear each other’s clothes and mess up each other’s hair, yet neither has ever admitted defeat.

But Jiang Yuezhao gradually realizes something is off.

When he’s cornered in an alley, Yin Changjin drops from the sky and beats his attackers senseless. Then he wipes the blood from the corner of his mouth and says, “I was just passing by.”

When Jiang catches a chill and comes down with a fever one night, he wakes to find a bowl of warm ginger soup by his bed. A note is tucked beneath it, written in a familiar hand: “Don’t get the wrong idea.”

Yin Changjin says, “Who cares whether you live or die?” Yet time and again, he takes the blows meant for Jiang, shielding him from blades and swords.

Jiang Yuezhao thinks, Is there something wrong with this guy?

Until one day, Yin Changjin pins him against a wall and kisses him. He steps back half a pace, his phoenix eyes reflecting Jiang’s stunned face. “I’ve returned what I owed you. The Xuantian Wood is yours, and you’re mine.”

Jiang Yuezhao stares at him for three breaths, then grabs him by the collar and pulls him back. “You think one kiss is enough?”

He rises onto his toes and bites him back, hard.

Afterward, a red cord with a silver bell hangs around Yin Changjin’s neck. Two words are engraved on the bell: Jiang Family.

From then on, the martial world is abuzz: Why does that cold-faced young master of the Yin family act like a big dog? The moment Young Master Jiang claps, he comes trotting over.

They fought before they became friends, and the biter got bitten.

From sworn enemies to loyal hound: from today on, you’re mine to handle.