Untamed Conquest

“The Beijing elite circle's violent little mad dog versus the gentle, scheming demon king.” The art world's rising-star painter, Shen Zhouyi, suddenly confessed her love online. She tagged a Weibo user with no personal profile whatsoever and boldly declared her affection: “Can I kiss you?” As a dark horse painter who had recently won a world-class gold medal in the art world, she had already won countless fans with her astonishing talent and extraordinary beauty. Yet it was her shocking statement that sent her to the top of the trending searches. Countless fans saw their dreams shattered in the dead of night. * Meanwhile, Pei Jinxing, the subject of the scandal, was dishonest, difficult to woo, unwilling to yield, and both captivating and maddening in Shen Zhouyi's eyes. Other people's younger brothers were either sweet little puppies or little wolves. But he was a little mad dog. He always used the laziest, most listless, roguish tone to say the most irritating things, the kind that set one's heart ablaze. “Sister, you're really good at taking advantage of me.” “Sister, are you that hungry for me?” “Sister, can you pay me an hourly rate for kissing you?” Shen Zhouyi's patience finally ran out. This troublesome little mad dog could go bother whoever he wanted. She was done trying to woo him. Later on, when she found herself imprisoned, that once-languid and unrestrained man swept through the courtroom, clearing every obstacle in her path. He arrogantly walked to the defendant's seat, reached across the table to pinch the back of her neck like a lover, and smiled with reckless languor. “Sister, how did you even manage to look... so gorgeous in such a sorry state?” Everyone in the courtroom was stunned: ? Shen Zhouyi: ...Calling him crazy really does him justice. Was this really the time to flirt? It turned out that he truly was a lawless thug, unmatched by anyone, yet for her alone, he was willing to tear apart the rules of the world and become her devoted follower. “Two powerful leads, neither a good man nor a virtuous woman, male lead disguised in the early stages”