Stretchable hybrid systems have been attracting tremendous attention for their essential role in soft robotics, on-skin electronics, and implantable devices. Both rigid and soft functional modules are typically required in those devices. Consequently, ensuring stable electrical contact between rigid and soft modules is a vital part. Here, we propose a simple, universal, and scalable strategy for the stretchable hybrid system through a highly precise printable liquid metal particle-based conductor and adhesive fluorine rubber substrate. The properties of liquid metal particle-based conductors could be easily tuned to realize high-precision patterning, large-scale printing, and the ability to print on various substrates. Additionally, the fluorine rubber substrate could form strong interfacial adhesion with various components and materials through simply pressing and heating, hence enabling stable electrical contact. Furthermore, we prepared a stretchable hybrid light-emitting diode (LED) display system and employed it in on-skin visualization of pressure levels, which perfectly combined rigid and soft modules, thus demonstrating the promising potential applications in complex multifunctional stretchable hybrid systems for emerging technologies.