The Man Who Tamed the Mad Dog

As a Beta who is utterly ordinary in every way except for having a rich family, Wu Qie has long been accustomed to the many forced compromises and abandonments he has suffered in the first half of his life simply because he is a Beta.

He has become someone who says “forget it” very easily.

He has engraved the non-mainstream motto “If I gain it, it’s my fortune; if I lose it, it’s my fate” right onto his forehead.

Wu Qie once secretly liked an Alpha.

But before he could confess, that Alpha met an Omega with extremely high compatibility.

They fell in love at first sight.

From then on, the noble and aloof Alpha young master bent down toward an Omega from the lower districts.

Wu Qie was heartbroken.

But there was nothing he could do.

He was just a Beta.

What hurt even more was that the very next day after his heartbreak, beneath the roaring crowd of a basketball arena, inside the locker room, he was pressed against the wall and bitten on the neck by another Alpha—one who could probably be considered his fiancé.

The neck, the place where special-gender glands should have been, was bitten to shreds.

Blood soaked everything.

Overwhelmed by the top-tier Alpha pheromones forcibly invading his body, Wu Qie grew dizzy and could barely stand.

Meanwhile, the despicable Alpha stood beside him and said matter-of-factly:

“Uncomfortable?”

“Endure it.”

“I can’t exactly go bite Lin Zuwen.”

Lin Zuwen was this Alpha’s childhood Omega companion.

Before Wu Qie ever became the Alpha’s fiancé, everyone believed those two were a match made in heaven.

…

The conclusion has already been reached.

Without exception—

Alphas are low-level animals ruled by smell and instinct.

They are turtles.

They are dogs.

On a rainy night, Zhao Shu lost his fiancé at a banquet.

The young master of the Zhao family searched so frantically that he was almost ready to flip the entire venue upside down and shake it.

In the end, panicked and desperate, he rushed out the doors and ran into a familiar Rolls-Royce.

In the pouring rain, the car slowly pulled up and stopped in front of Zhao Shu.

The window rolled halfway down.

Inside the dimly lit car, the calm eyes of the man in the back seat were revealed.

They belonged to the person Zhao Shu trusted most in the world.

“Why are you in such a panic?”

The man’s voice was low and magnetic as he asked the soaked young man outside the car.

“Brother, I’m looking for Wu Qie.”

The young man’s eyes were wide with confusion and helplessness.

“Have you seen him?”

Inside the car.

Zhao Guipu’s hand gently brushed over the long, pale nape of the black-haired young man sleeping with his head resting on Zhao Guipu’s thigh.

After a long moment, he let out a soft laugh.

“No.”