Ao Wuchang

Yves King, hailed as a legendary figure among modern mercenaries and a military king, experiences profound repentance after settling a major grudge. Choosing to heed his late mother's final wish, he embarks on a journey to lead a normal life and embrace an average, ordinary existence.
However, owing to a twist of fate and the consequences of nepotism, Yves finds himself in the employ as a security guard of a chilly female President after inadvertently offending her. To complicate matters, destiny takes another turn as the female President becomes his tenant. The constant role reversals between them ignite intense conflicts and battles. The question lingers: who will emerge victorious in this war between man and woman?
Yet, as Yves aspires for the tranquility of a tree standing still, the relentless winds of life continue to blow. Can he genuinely achieve his wish of being an ordinary person? Will he maintain his peace of mind while observing from the sidelines as beautiful women of diverse identities and styles gather around an ordinary security guard?
The captivating stories behind this security guard, who cherishes leisure, indulges in culinary delights, and whiles away his time awaiting the inevitable, are poised to unfold. Everything awaits your discovery~

Flower City's Twelve Beauties

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Miss Mary is always busy, always coming and going in a hurry. Even though she would like to stay in Yves' place a few more days, disasters or unpredictable events happen anywhere at any time. Early this morning, she received news that an earthquake occured in India. Although the magnitude of the quake was not very strong, it had already killed and injured thousands and affected hundreds of thousands of people.


As a major official of the International Red Cross, she had to go over there as soon as possible. Faye Owen, who initially planned to give some donations to send Mary off, was stopped by Yves King.


Yves King stated that this was a matter of personal preference. He strongly disagreed with the humanitarian use of his family's money, even if, from a higher perspective, the refugees are innocent.


Chapter 422: Out of Sight, Out of Mind_1