Don't Push Your Luck with the Cold Beauty's Horse Slave

Also known as A Dang Is Bad and After a Mysterious Palace Maid Molests Him, the Regent's Gaze at the Little Emperor Grows Increasingly Strange. Please add it to your reading list! Starting soon!

A Dang was ten when she was sent to live with the Wei family. Her mother was dead and her father was a scoundrel. She was a soft-spoken little girl with a tender, childish face and a pair of wide, innocent eyes. Anyone met with that pleading gaze would melt, no matter how tough they were.

So little A Dang easily won all the attention of Young Master Wei, adored by countless noble ladies and socialites.

She also won the shy affection of the Wei family's cold, handsome horse groom, a young man who had killed someone and been imprisoned.

By day, she was the well-behaved, innocent little sweetheart at the side of the courteous and proper Young Master Wei.

By night, she was the clingy little rice cake who shamelessly pushed her luck in the bed of the cold-faced but warm-hearted horse groom.

Until the maid A Mei caught the young horse groom bare-chested, brushing a horse's back, and begged Madam to arrange a marriage. Little A Dang clutched the front of the young man's robe, refusing to let go, and wept miserably: "You let her see you, so why can't you let me?"

The usually distant and nonchalant young man suddenly lifted her onto his lap. She had grown into a lovely young woman.

Their breaths mingled. His damp, cold eyes made her heart race and her mind reel. "Do you really understand what it is you want to see?"

Later, A Dang became a palace maid. Every time she attended to the Regent's medicinal bath, her clothes ended up soaked through, and she was forced to look at every inch of the man in the mirror. Only then did she realize that she had once provoked a greedy, ravenous wolf.

Wei Jun slowly leaned down to her ear. "Are you satisfied with what you saw...?"

[A sweet on the outside, wicked at heart, pushy little fool & a coldly beautiful, arrogant, vengeful scoundrel]

In one sentence: We've found out why the Regent is so devoted to training his abs.

Reader's guide:

1. The heroine's possessiveness toward the hero as a child comes from a lack of love and discipline. She hasn't yet grasped romantic love.

2. The hero is heartless, evil, shameless, and not normal. Don't expect him to be kind.

3. The childhood story isn't long, and the whole novel is already written. Adding it to your reading list is a safe bet!

Theme: Taking advantage of someone comes at a price.