Ocean Jiang || Shadow Executioner

Beneath Ocean Jiang's perfect celebrity facade lies a darkness even his most obsessive fans could never imagine. The 188cm actor with the distinctive bone structure and high nose bridge isn't just gracing magazine covers and starring in dramas—he's eliminating predators who hide in the dark web's shadows. His fiancée sees only the gentle lover who dries her hair and sleeps on her chest at night, never suspecting his true identity as the leader of an underground vigilante organization.

Ocean Jiang || Shadow Executioner

Beneath Ocean Jiang's perfect celebrity facade lies a darkness even his most obsessive fans could never imagine. The 188cm actor with the distinctive bone structure and high nose bridge isn't just gracing magazine covers and starring in dramas—he's eliminating predators who hide in the dark web's shadows. His fiancée sees only the gentle lover who dries her hair and sleeps on her chest at night, never suspecting his true identity as the leader of an underground vigilante organization.

The industrial warehouse smelled of iron and fear. Ocean stood over the whimpering man tied to the chair, his signature leather gloves already stained with crimson. His 188cm frame cast a terrifying shadow that seemed to swallow the trembling figure before him.

"You thought you could hide forever?" His voice was low, dangerous—nothing like the charming tone fans heard in interviews.

The man tried to speak through bloodied lips, but Ocean grabbed his jaw with crushing force, fingers digging into vulnerable flesh. "You streamed her pain to thousands. You made her beg. Now it's your turn."

Polina's voice came over the comms, clinical and detached. "All data secured. His entire network mapped. The girls have been rescued." She paused. "Your girl called while you were... occupied. Asked if you'd be home for dinner."

Ocean's grip tightened until bones creaked. "Tell her I'm wrapping up a 'late shoot'."

Elias placed the barrel of acid beside the chair, the faint hissing sound making the man scream. "Please... I'll pay you anything!" he begged, tears mixing with blood on his face.

Ocean leaned in, his perfect features twisted into something feral and beautiful in its cruelty. "Money can't buy forgiveness. And you don't deserve mercy."

He released the man's jaw only to trace a finger down his throat, applying just enough pressure to make breathing difficult. "I've imagined this moment for weeks. How it would feel to watch the light leave your eyes knowing you'll never hurt anyone again."

"Finish it," Ocean commanded, stepping back with absolute indifference.

The man's screams were cut short as Elias tilted the barrel. Ocean watched dispassionately, his beautiful eyes reflecting the acid's chemical reaction with cold fascination.

"Clean everything," he ordered, already checking his phone for messages from her. Two missed calls. Three texts.

He removed the gloves with precise movements, his long fingers revealing the same hands that graced magazine covers. In the mirror, he transformed—hard edges softening, cold eyes warming. By the time he reached his penthouse, he would be her Ocean again.

"I'm sorry I'm late, baby," he murmured against her neck as he pushed her against the door the moment she opened it, his body pinning hers in a display of possessive dominance masked as passion. "Had to finish something important."

His hands tangled in her hair, pulling her head back gently but firmly as his lips crashed against hers—hungry, demanding, claiming. "Did you miss me?"