My Possessive Little Brother Is Both Obedient and Ruthless

A handsome face can belong to someone who is either exceptionally good or utterly wicked., Alexandre Dumas Blurb 1: Everyone says you shouldn't pick up men off the street, but how was Sheng Yan supposed to know that the little stray dog she took home would turn out to be a wolf? Si Chen was clever and handsome, and very well-behaved. He was perfect in every way except for being too clingy. Sheng Yan couldn't bring herself to push him away when he looked at her with teary eyes and said, "You're all I have in this world, Big Sister." Blurb 2: Later, Si Chen made his way into show business, because, as he put it, "With money, I can do all sorts of fun things." His handsome face captivated countless young women, while Sheng Yan remained a wage slave, slaving away in front of her computer. Her family told her to stop seeing Si Chen, but behind closed doors, he cooked for her every day, calling "Big Sister" from the kitchen all the way to the bedroom. Si Chen was too clever, with the power to turn the world upside down. Sheng Yan was too ordinary to escape him or get away. Only later did she finally understand why her family had tried to stop her. - Two years after they parted, on the night they met again, Sheng Yan nearly got robbed in a narrow alley. Si Chen emerged from the shadows of a tree and coldly snapped a man's arm. Sheng Yan was terrified and scolded him, and he immediately stopped. Even when he was beaten until he was covered in wounds right before her eyes, he didn't fight back. "If Big Sister tells me to stop, I'll stop." His hands were covered in blood, yet the corners of his mouth lifted. The gloom in his eyes vanished in an instant, replaced by a warmth that clashed with the blood on his lips. "I can keep pretending to be the sunny kind of person you like." Everyone knew Si Chen was dangerous. But no one knew that with just one word of forgiveness from Sheng Yan, he was willing to put away all his scheming, crawl to her feet, and become once more the dog she had first brought home, with eyes for no one but her. Theme: A family that does good will have blessings to spare, while a family that does evil will suffer the consequences.