[Multiple female leads + lighthearted daily life + comedy]
Lu Ci, twenty-seven, travel writer, single father.
To put it plainly, his previous job was the Holy See's strongest fighter in its Inquisition, codenamed “The Right Hand of God.” The Western underworld called him “The Butcher of Downing Street.” He wasn't fond of the nickname because it made him sound like a serial killer, which, in a way, wasn't entirely wrong.
Now his only goal in life is to write a little, travel a little, raise his child, and quietly live out the rest of his days.
But he seems to have forgotten one thing:
His former employer, a female inquisitor who still can't get him out of her mind, is still looking for him.
A young noblewoman in Britain, whose life he once saved, sends him invitations every so often.
The Japanese female onmyoji he once had a history with has apparently come east recently, too.
Even within the Censorate, a few of his female colleagues look at him a little differently.
And his troublemaking friend, Inspector Zhao, always has to make some sarcastic remark whenever they meet: “Lu, the great writer, sure is popular with the ladies.”
Not to mention the girl living with him, whom he's been raising and who seems to be the true ancestor of the vampires.
The kind of person worth a fortune to the entire hidden world.
And the forces of the whole world, the Holy See, vampires, intelligence agencies from every country, and secret societies, are all desperately searching for her.
The world's toughest man is trying to lie flat, but the whole world is helping him write his resume.
Between romantic entanglements and wanted notices, one of them is bound to arrive first.
Dad Wen is ambiguous with women while working as a nanny. He is not sure about the relationship, and he is jumping between single women and multiple women.