Beast, Blue Blood
Summary
In the Korean web novel 'Beast, Blue Blood,' Eugene, an executive of a major pharmaceutical company, faces a sudden challenge when her terminally ill father decides to pass on the family legacy to the child who develops the 'vampire virus.' This sets off a succession war, with unexpected twists as a mysterious part-timer named Kim Young-soo enters the scene. As Eugene navigates this complex situation, she finds herself drawn to Young-soo, unaware of his true intentions. Meanwhile, the infiltrator Hisha, posing as Young-soo, is surprised to discover Eugene's beauty and the dangers lurking around the quest for the virus. The novel delves into themes of rivalry, romance, and deception in a modern setting, making it a compelling read for fans of adult fantasy with a strong female lead.
Description
Eugene, as an executive of a giant pharmaceutical company and heir to an illustrious family, was the only child born to a legitimate wife, making her inheritance of the family estate a foregone conclusion. However, her terminally ill father declared that he would pass on the family legacy to the child who developed the “vampire virus.”
Thus began the succession war.
“Um, are you hiring part-time workers?”
At this opportune moment, a suspicious part-timer named Kim Young-soo appeared before Eugene.
Despite his suspicious nature, Eugene hired Young-soo as a live-in employee, not expecting that she would find the surprisingly cute man so endearing.
On the other hand, Hisha, who infiltrated under the alias Young-soo to gather information about the virus, was equally taken aback. Instead of the boss, the estate is guarded by his daughter, who turns out to be stunningly beautiful.
However, they were unaware that very dangerous individuals were also after the virus.
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“Help me have a child.”
“W-what?”
Hisha’s voice faltered as he asked again in shock.
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| Jul 4 | Salmon Latte Translations |
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