Just My Luck: The Kid I Took In Locked Me Up

[A carefree, take-each-day-as-it-comes bottom VS a cool, white-haired assassin top who, after losing his memory, only has eyes for the bottom] After transmigrating, Xu Yan had to work hard to avenge his family. He regretted countless times choosing computer science as his major: after transmigrating, it was no help at all. After more than a decade of hard work, Xu Yan became the youngest top scholar in history at the age of twenty. With his enemies too powerful to face, Xu Yan decisively threw in his lot with the crown prince, serving him with unwavering devotion. At twenty-two, Xu Yan helped the crown prince ascend the throne and became the most useful weapon in his hands. At twenty-five, Xu Yan became prime minister and avenged his family. He thought he had finally made it through the hard times and could enjoy his own life, only to discover that the very person he had served so devotedly had always been wary of him. Time to get out of here! So Xu Yan began making plans, and at twenty-seven he finally succeeded in resigning from office and set off to wander the world. Who would have thought that he’d pick someone up almost as soon as he set out? The man had lost his memory. He looked young, but had a head of white hair. He was handsome and skilled in martial arts, could hold his own in public and in the kitchen, chase off hooligans, wash clothes, cook, and hunt. He was also extremely clingy. Xu Yan reluctantly took him on as a sidekick and brought him along on his travels. With his little sidekick around, Xu Yan’s standard of living shot up, and he was glad he’d made that decision. Gradually, he began to think of his sidekick as family. He started treating him well and putting him first. Xu Yan thought he was doing a great job. But when he woke up one morning to find himself locked up in chains, and his sidekick questioned him with red-rimmed eyes, he couldn’t understand why. “Why can men love other men, but I’m not allowed to love you?”