Rules for Raising a Wolf Child

Synopsis

Qiu Yi unexpectedly came across a child who clung to his leg, calling him Dad. His heart softened, and he took the boy home.

It seems like only yesterday that the child looked filthy and pitiful when they first met. In the blink of an eye, he has grown into a handsome, charming, and unconventional young man. He always wears a "keep your distance" expression, driving a crowd of girls wild, yet his cold personality keeps them from approaching him.

Qiu Yi is delighted that his son is so popular. After all, he has always hoped Qiu Tian would marry a gentle, beautiful woman and give him a handsome, outstanding grandson. But wait, I treat you like my son, and you want to get together with me?!

To Qiu Tian, there are only two kinds of people in this world: Qiu Yi and ants.

To Qiu Tian, Qiu Yi is sunlight, faith, the meaning of being alive, a presence beyond everything else.

The pairing is roughly a carefree, emotionally slow, baby-faced dad versus a ferocious wolf boy who is well-behaved at home and cold to everyone else. The wolf boy is adorable when little, an obedient, sensible child who knows how to act cute and wheedle for affection. But when he grows up, he's ridiculously ferocious.

Qiu Tian has wolf genes and can turn into a wolf. Although he's a heartthrob, given his personality, no rival will be able to make a scene in front of Qiu Yi. Those two things also satisfy my guilty pleasures, hehe.

This is a pseudo father-son coming-of-age romance. It's pretty obvious who is older and who is younger. If you can't tell, just repeat the author's pen name to yourself, 233.