Beast Tamer: The F*king Blue Beard
野獸的豢養者：The F**king Blue Beard
Synopsis
“A word of advice? Aim for the ass. Killing an Omega isn’t exactly easy, but dying from blood loss? That’s simple enough.”
From a distance, the man with the wild, arrogant smirk might strike you as a vision of otherworldly beauty. But get close, and you’ll realize the truth: the most notorious debt collector in K-City is like a priceless porcelain cup shattered beyond repair—exquisite, yet utterly insane.
He goes by the name Blue Beard. He couldn’t care less whether someone is an Alpha or an Omega; he only cares about his own agenda. And that agenda is to screw them all over to tear down a world built on rigid, cruel hierarchies.
In K-City, there is a common saying: “If you owe Mr. Blue Beard money, you’d better wash up and wait.” This became an industry legend after Blue Beard claimed a prominent Alpha entrepreneur who defaulted on a loan. The scandal didn’t just erupt because the victim was a high-status Alpha; it was because the entire “execution” was broadcast live across every major platform.
The sight of a famous Alpha entrepreneur being driven to climax on screen shattered viewing records within three minutes. Throughout the stream, the man behind him wore a gold-trimmed black mask, calmly brushing dark blue strands of hair from his forehead. His movements weren’t violent; they were slow, almost rhythmic, and deceptively gentle—yet they filled every viewer with a lingering, skin-crawling sense of dread.
The broadcast ended with a close-up: a pair of cold, striking gold eyes and a faint, chilling smile.
Beneath the glittering skyscrapers of this city lies a decaying body pumping black blood. A detective as stern as a winter raven; a man whose beauty is defined by his brokenness; and a one-eyed cage fighter with wolf-like amber eyes, imprisoned in a cellar.
Each of them carries a sordid past and a heart splintered by reality. In this world of Alphas, Betas, and Omegas, can they ever piece back together the shattered porcelain of their lives?
Or perhaps… some things, once broken, are broken forever.