He was like a Rakshasa risen from hell, known to the world as Master Blackwell, Blackwell Lord—a man whom everyone in a City avoided at all costs. Cold and ruthless, no one dared provoke him.
Before meeting Evelyn Hartwell, Blackwell Lord had been savage and cruel, cold and indifferent, never showing anyone the slightest mercy.
After meeting Evelyn Hartwell, Blackwell Lord would rather talk things out than resort to violence. He advocated for sitting down together and reasoning things through.
The world believed that Blackwell Lord was no longer the savage, cruel, cold man he once was.
Little did they know—Blackwell Lord simply wanted to set an example for his wife, teaching her not to use her fists so casually. It was bad for her health.
Because while other wives advised their husbands against violence and encouraged them to be law-abiding citizens, Blackwell Lord's wife was different. When trouble arose, she would ask:
"Husband, can I beat him up? The kind where you beat someone to death!"
